Witty banter including pop culture references.

I giggled out loud more than once reading this. The dark magic problem comes second to all of the fun banter between Gwyn and her cousin Vivi from The Ex Hex Gwyn and Wells Wells and his brothers. Watching them struggle against their attraction and then give in is sweet heat perfection. His restraint and properness are the perfect contrast to Gywn’s sensual, free-spiritedness. If you’re a fan of enemies to lovers, opposites attract, sunshine and grump, you’ll love Gwyn and Wells. This series is so fun to read – full of autumn vibes, sweet and sexy, fun and frothy. Gwyn, our free-spirit, bisexual, witch store owner is infuriated when the stuffy and oh-so-proper Wells moves to town and opens a competing witch store.īut they’re forced to team up when a magical wrongness threatens the town, just as the fall festival season starts and Graves Glen is full of unknowing human tourists.

When eldest son, Wells, offers to go to Graves Glen, he gets his father’s blessing and encouragement to do the family name proud. But currently, the town’s magic is powered by Gwyn’s family, which infuriates the head of the Penhallow family. The small town of Graves Glen, GA was founded by the Penhallows of Wales. Witches live (hidden) among us in this contemporary rom-com set in a world similar to ours where magic is real. This is Erin Sterling’s follow-up to The Ex Hex, the second in a charming paranormal rom-com series. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. Published by Harper Voyager on September 20, 2022

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