Member Reviews
With two timelines 100 years apart, we meet Mia, she has recently inherited her grandmothers cottage and travels from Australia to Britain to claim it.
She is struggling with life and has had enough of the drama.
I loved this novel. Withcraft, and scorcery are the crimes with which Mia's relatives have been charged with.
A generational tale that is a slow burn but ends up being beautifully told and a joy to read. I loved it
Drama set in both the past and present,set mostly in the UK. A young woman receives a surprise letter and flies to the UK to discover herself and her past.
What if you could tell that bad events are going to happen? What if you are unable to convince others of danger until it takes their life and you live with the guilt? Then you find out that you had a grandmother who dealt in witchcraft? Mia can not seem to get her life on track after some events in the past. That was thirteen years ago. It is time to move forward. Will learning about her ancestors get her life back on track?
I enjoyed this story, with events from the past and present interwoven. Some questions were answered. Some questions were left with loose ends. I would have liked all of the loose ends tied up, but I quess I will have to wonder about some events. I enjoyed reading.
Struggled with this book at first but kept reading, enjoyed it when I did get back into it. The book is dual timeline and the characters are well written and the storyline unfolds to hold your attention.
First time reading this author but will look out for more from her.
My thanks as always to Netgalley and Publisher Headline | Headline Review for the chance of the early read