Helpful Score: 4
This is the latest book in the Ophelia and Abby series (#7!) and the series is going strong!
Abby, Tink, and Ophelia have gone to visit their aunts to celebrate Mary's 100th birthday. While there, Ophelia becomes aware of a feud between her family and another local family, but when no one wants to talk about it, her curiosity gets the better of her! After finding a dead body (again!), she begins to investigate the other family, and in the process, she unearths some dark, ugly secrets.
There isn't as much magick as in previous books, which I kind of missed, but her relationship with Ethan moves forward, and we get more information on her ancestors, especially Abby's mother, Annie, which adds quite a bit to the story.
All in all, it wasn't the best book in the series, but it was still a very good read.
Abby, Tink, and Ophelia have gone to visit their aunts to celebrate Mary's 100th birthday. While there, Ophelia becomes aware of a feud between her family and another local family, but when no one wants to talk about it, her curiosity gets the better of her! After finding a dead body (again!), she begins to investigate the other family, and in the process, she unearths some dark, ugly secrets.
There isn't as much magick as in previous books, which I kind of missed, but her relationship with Ethan moves forward, and we get more information on her ancestors, especially Abby's mother, Annie, which adds quite a bit to the story.
All in all, it wasn't the best book in the series, but it was still a very good read.
Christine H. (solarawynn) reviewed The Seventh Witch (Ophelia and Abby, Bk 7) on + 724 more book reviews
Was really good. Had mystery, a little romance . Finished it quickly.
