It’s 1893, and the witchways are gone from the world. There is no more big magic: no more calling of storms, no curing of plagues, no blessings on fields and pastures. But a little magic still exits. Women still charm the wrinkles out of shits, bewitch bread from burning in the oven, or enchant a needle to be threaded on the first attempt. Though she has been living with just her abusive father for the last several years, Juniper Eastwood, a wild and ferocious independent […]
I really wanted to like this one; I really, really tried.
The Once and Future Witches by Alix E Harrow