It took me a bit to get into this one, and originally it was supposed to be published in June, but I had trouble reading it with how my brain has been fighting to read anything other than mostly contemporary during this quarantine/pandemic time. It was definitely an original story in my opinion. The magic was very interesting, and the fact that the main characters weren’t quite set in who they were attracted to, but fell in love with each other anyway was a very different way of telling the story. Although I did kind of figure out early on who might be sabotaging or causing things to not go as planned, that’s okay, because in the end it turned out to be an interesting enough ending.

While this isn’t one I necessarily would recommend to people, it isn’t bad, and some people might enjoy it more than I did.

Review first published on Lisa Loves Literature.