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I am breathless, and
it’s not just because of asthma.
What a gripping and
engaging book. I don’t usually read books about witches (Harry Potter doesn’t
count in this case) But after reading the short story in Lawrence’s Sticky
Fingers, I craved more. Lucky for us, Lawrence already started working on
the full novel.
Raven is a hip,
hexing-and-texting sorceress - or at least, she used to be. Now her ancient
timber house is falling down around her, and the bank wants to repossess it.
Nothing would make her cantankerous neighbour happier than seeing Raven and her
messy menagerie out on the street. To add to her stress, the reckless Wicked
Witches are causing mischief and it's her job to reign them in. Worst of all is
that her magic seems to be fading.
We follow Raven, an
eccentric modern-day witch, accused of murder, she must explore her past lives
in order to keep her freedom and find her magic. Along the way to proving her
innocence, Raven encounters some very interesting characters.
There aren't any of the characters that you feel
shouldn’t be there, all play a crucial part in the story and Lawrence has a way
to write characters. I loved Raven immediately she was witty, funny and her
conversations with her inner voice were hilarious.
The last chapters
had me holding my breath and needing my inhaler, which I found very ironic.
Was intense and
beautifully written, would recommend in a heartbeat.
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