Fast paced plot with a great protagonist, barely a toe dipped into romance - I'm definitely intrigued to see where that storyline is going, witchcraft in a small town, and crimes stretching back decades. I loved the fact that there were multiple, very intricate, paths that the plot could have taken that would all have led to a plausible ending, and then BAM! Completely out of left field ending that I wasn't at all expecting.
Really the only gripe I have about this book is at one point there's some pretty ableist language about bipolar disorder and the weather, I mean, it's 2019. We can and should do better than this. Weather isn't capable of being bipolar - it's unpredictable - and it's pretty insulting to people with mental illness to bandy that term about.
Other than that it was a good book and I'd like to read more by this author, specifically about this character. She has real depth and the lead man in the story is charming too.
Really the only gripe I have about this book is at one point there's some pretty ableist language about bipolar disorder and the weather, I mean, it's 2019. We can and should do better than this. Weather isn't capable of being bipolar - it's unpredictable - and it's pretty insulting to people with mental illness to bandy that term about.
Other than that it was a good book and I'd like to read more by this author, specifically about this character. She has real depth and the lead man in the story is charming too.