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This was an interesting read that delves into repairing broken bonds, unravelling family truths, and finding out what you'll sacrifice for those you truly care about. From breaking their family curse to finding their partners in life this was such a wholesome read an i truly felt for the petridi sisters and what they've had to experience through their mum going missing and not knowing the true extent of the curse on their family.

Personally, i didn't love the spicey scenes but that is very much a personal preferences, but besides that I did love how lucien becomes a key member to the petridi sisters, and his sister becoming somewhat of a wider found family to calliope. An interesting take on family ties, and light and dark magic - the history between families that was revealed was unexpected but overall extremely well written with an engaging plot throughout.

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Cosy, witchy vibes that are perfect for this time of year! I loved the characters and the storyline and I was fully hooked from the very beginning! A wonderfully created story!
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for my ARC

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Thank you to NetGalley & Random House Publishing for the ARC (my first ARC!!!) 🙌✨

SS&FT follows the story of the Petridi sisters, three Lightcraft witches, in the aftermath of their mother’s suspicious disappearance and her constant warnings that they need to protect their town. However, a coven of Shadowcraft witches have other plans, and their leader Lucien will stop at nothing to succeed. Will the sisterly bond between the Petridi sisters be enough to protect themselves & their town? Or will their own stubborness cause their downfall?

This book is the epitome of a Charmed x Pride & Prejudice witchy fantasy, which I didn’t initially gel with, but I was enamoured by the end! The sibling relationships throughout the book are so well written & realistic (and reminded me so much of mine & my sisters bond), the romance (the best romances have a shadow man love interest duh!) had me giggling and crying at one point, and I loved the inclusion of the family recipes at the end of the book.

A perfect book to get me in the October mood - Spells, Strings & Forgotten Things is out March 2025 🪄🧵

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