-
Alex Michaelides is a masterful wordsmith, skillfully wielding a pen dipped in mystery and intrigue. His writing, much like a well-crafted spell, intricately weaves plots that ensnare the reader’s mind while dancing around the realms of sanity, reality and mystery. Possessing a knack for spinning spellbinding narratives and conjuring characters that linger in the shadows,
-
‘Tis the season for winter chills, and it’s been too chilly to do anything but stay warm and read. I certainly prefer to experience those winter chills in the books I read. So which books delivered the best chills A Haunting in the Arctic by C.J. Cooke In my books, C.J. Cooke has firmly established
-
When Ruby McTavish Callahan Woodward Miller Kenmore dies, her inheritance falls into the reluctant hands of her adoptive son, Cam. He wants nothing to do with the wealth and the familial entanglements that come with it. There have been plenty of rumors of Ruby’s mysterious childhood and the untimely demise of her numerous husbands, which
-
In 2023, a mesmerizing “Witch-lit” trend bewitched the book world far and wide, captivating me and my fellow witches in our group. Within the cauldron of women’s fiction, darker narratives brewed, resonating with the echoes of misogyny throughout history. Women’s voices rang loud and clear, challenging societal norms and reclaiming their narratives. The label “witch”
-
I have never been one to eagerly dive into new releases before publication dates. Even though I am off to a slow start, I am embracing the art of setting intentions, starting with choosing which book to read next from my NetGalley and EW shelf. The contenders are lined up on my list, and the
-
In 2017, my first year of blogging was truly magical. It began my blogging journey, and we established our Goodreads Reading Group, The Traveling Sisters. It was a year filled with memorable reading experiences. I decided to take a nostalgic stroll down memory lane by immersing myself in the books I had devoured and re-exploring
-
Subscribe
Subscribed
Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
Witch Words 