I received this book as in an ARC giveaway, but all thoughts are true.

I absolutely adored this book. It brought back a whimsy in me that I had long forgotten. The romance between the characters is beautifully written, and I am so happy that I got to read it.

There are times that as an audience you are frustrated at the characters but we love them so much and just wish the best for them.

I really appreciate how the author brings the original tales of Tamlin into consideration within this novel, mentioning Janet and Margaret. It was very well done and brings all of it together.

I cannot wait to see what happens in the next book, though I know I may have to wait a while.

I received this as an ARC from Bookfunnel. This is an honest review.

I don't typically read cosy fiction, but this has been an absolute delight. The setting is glorious and feels like a small cobble stone town where community blooms.

The characters are adorable. Whilst there is minor friction within this story, they really are people you could spend forever reading about. I think my favourite character of all is a small opposom baker named Tessa.

The plot follows a young witch who is looking for her calling. She moves to a new town, and with the help of her fathers inventions and her neighbours (two glorious harpies and an wise old werewolf), she begins a new business venture.

I absolutely adored reading this and look forward to the sequel next summer.

This book follows 25 year old Benny, who is gay and moving to Manchester. He is found by an older gay called Will, who promised to give Benny everything he's ever dreamed of.

This book made me laugh, made me cry, and made me angry. I've never read such an emotional rollercoaster of a novel.

I am so glad I've read this book, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading about modern-day queer struggles. I can't wait to read what Drew comes out with next.