Assassins! Accidental Matchmakers by Jen Desmarais

Even more amazing, Auryn has spells written by a variety of other magick makers and spell casters so that I felt like I was being taught by a whole community of Witches. I finished this book in three days and then went back for a second read and then the third time around, I started marking the book up and making notes on my favourite spells and practices.

Auryn talks about magic so organically and so openly that I couldn’t help but be pulled right in. I’ve been a Pagan for over twenty years of my life and I learned more about magic and myself reading this book than I have after twenty something years of delving into spell books, writing spells and lighting candles. Mastering Magic was an amazing read from start to finish. I didn’t think it was possible to bottle magic within the pages of a book, but thankfully I was mistaken. Mastering Magick: A Course in Spellcasting for the Psychic Witch by Mat Auryn Her books always come at a time when I need to heal a bit of myself, so Maddie’s journey was a very personal one for me. Every time I finish a novel by Alex Brown, I’m left feeling happier and in love with the world again. Alex Brown always manages to tell a story that blurs the lines between women’s literature and so many other genres and this is her best one yet. Ultimately, she allows herself to heal, and the act of healing takes her on a journey within herself. Along the way, she learns a lot about herself and what she is capable of. She receives a job in Italy, and she uses the trip to try and solve the mystery of who the woman from those pictures could be. When Maddie Williams finds photographs and memorabilia a young woman, she finds herself wondering who she could be. There is just something so real about the characters she creates that make them live off of the page and A Postcard from Capri is no exception. Any book by Alex Brown helps me to fall in love with love.

Assassins! Accidental Matchmakers by Jen Desmarais