My @wordsafterwards (Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Harlequin TEEN, Netgalley, and Edelweiss)
The book follows a young witch named Meg who is a servant to Princess/Queen Elizabeth. The story is set back in the Tudor times while Queen Mary reigns the lands. Meg's Magick gets her into trouble several times throughout the book but she continues to practice and lead the life of a witch. She is a character that was easily lovable and I rooted for her throughout the entire book. Who doesn't want a witch to survive those horrible times?
The book started real slow and it was hard to get a real sense of the characters in the beginning BUT I promise if you read on, it's a great book. I am not one for historical fiction but this book ended up being an enjoyable read. Of course, there is love and that aspect lured me right in.
