To Condemn a Witch by Lisa A. Traugott My rating: 5 of 5 stars The Immersive Tale of the Witchborn A well-blended mix of history, fantasy, and magic, To Condemn a Witch successfully immerses readers in the lives of three witchborn women who must work together to protect a child marked by prophecy. I enjoyed this story so much that I found myself exclaiming my feelings and theories as I read/listened to it. It's a great palate cleanser, but it still keeps your toes in the fantasy genre while exploring historical roots of the real world. 5 stars. View all my reviews
House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas My rating: 4 of 5 stars A Gradual Build-up House of Sky and Breath follows after the events of House of Earth amd Blood . In classic Maas fashion, all that seems well is too good to be true, and the end is effectively suspenseful, leaving readers craving more. As always, Elizabeth Evans did a wonderful job performing the audiobook, bringing the characters and the Maasverse to life as she paints a picture with Sarah J Maas's words. 4.5 stars. View all my reviews