This new release is the first book in the Bewitched Billionaires series. I don't care too much for the billionaire subgenre, but in this series, the women and the ones with the billions and this series takes place in a magic small town, so it's more aligned with the small-town genre than billionaires, which is great!
The romance at the center of the story is nice and pretty cozy. It one where you the reader are enjoying watching the couple be a little hard-headed and foolish on their way to their HEA. If you are looking for cozy witch vibes the town of Owl Cove delivers! The magical world is very practical and magic is a help it's not a cure-all.
Owl Cove has cute shops and delicious restaurants. Brigid Hunt provides some mouthwatering descriptions of dinners. She also makes sure to have a town festival during the story. The town side characters are developed well for our first introduction to them and I can't wait for the next book in this series--which I think will be set near Halloween (Samhain)
This book is on Kindle and paperback and it was a five-star read for me!
To kick off my birthday month I went to Lollapalooza with my youngest kiddo. It was very hot and I should have worn shorts and a different pair of shoes, but at least it didn't rain except a little at the very end. The music was excellent. We saw Chappell Roan and she put on a great show.It was packed to see her! My favorite was the headliner Hoizer. I saw him at his first Lollapalooza back in 2014 and now I've seen him on the big stage!
This is the crowd for Chappell Roan. I'm in there somewhere towards the back!
I love Chicago! Storm clouds rolled in as Hoizer took the stage but the rain held off except for a few minutes at the end.
2 comments:
Sounds like fun!
Anne - Books of My Heart
Small town, magic and billionaires sounds doable to me, too. Glad you had a good time at the concert.
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