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This one isn‘t getting a ton of love but I very much enjoyed the audiobook. It is a time travel book (my favorite!) that highlights two strong Mexican witches, Nena and her grandniece Marta. It‘s about family and love, though not perfect in any way, and I really liked the cultural aspect. I would have liked to know how Marta‘s case ended, but it really isn‘t important to the overall story. The ending made me smile.

This is not your typical romance book, and I‘m not sure how I feel about the ending. That said, it‘s a well written story with an interesting premise. I also like how the chapters go back in time to Daphne‘s previous relationships, adding color to the present day storyline.

January #bookspin

Ugh this was a bore. I couldn‘t connect with the dual time plot line about a convent of witches or with any of the one dimensional characters in this one. I would have bailed but it was a short one and I didn‘t want to start the year on a bail.

I still collect stickers like a nine year old.

I was surprised with this book. I was reading along a nice little romance waiting for the inevitable problem them bam. The little problem was a HUGE problem and changed the entire premise. I liked it. It was unexpectedly emotional. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Good. Nice romantic story. Even though by the end I was left with more questions than answers as the main reason for the story was never revealed to you and another storyline was introduced half way and never got resolved, it was still enjoyable.

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January #bookspin pick. Here‘s to hoping to a more successful year of reading down both my physical and digital tbr‘s.

A very interesting story, it starts out slow and picks up enough to be intriguing. There are several stories that end up connecting. Beautiful writing about Dominican history and families. Book #120 in 2024

I had one 5⭐️ for Feb ‘24 and a bunch of really good 4.5s rounded up.

My 5⭐️ was a first for me from Rebecca Serle but definitely won‘t be my last.

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