In an alternate 1800s New England, sixteen-year-old Cate
Cahill is a witch. So are her younger sisters Maura and Tess. Unfortunately,
witchery is considered devil-sent. “Women who can do magic – they’re either mad
or wicked. Destined for an asylum at best, or a prison ship or an early grave.”
So Cate and her sisters must hide their magic, practicing only where they
cannot be discovered and learning more about control than ability.
When a nosy neighbor persuades Cate’s father to hire a
governess, it increases Cate’s fear that their secret will be revealed. Not
only that, but her intention ceremony is quickly approaching, and she must
publicly and irrevocably declare her vow to join the Sisterhood or announce her
engagement – to her choice or someone the Brothers choose for her.
Then there’s the diary, and the letter, and the prophecy…and
there’s Finn.
This novel was absolutely riveting. The author has done an
amazing job weaving all of the details and plot threads into a cohesive and
fascinating read. I highly recommend this one to fans of romance, paranormal
romance, historical fiction, and suspense.
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