Aveline is back and this time there are witches and a holiday she will never forget!

I am so hyped that this series keeps on going, because I absolutely LOVED the first book in this series. The covers are so pretty and I cannot wait to see what the next book’s cover will be.

I am tired/not feeling too well, so I will do my best to write a review, but sorry in advance if it is a bit chaotic.

In this book Aveline and her mom are on a holiday, just a lovely sweet holiday to rest and do some fun things. But when Aveline discovers a very awesome stone circle in the nearby field, a strange bottle, and then there is the arrival of an even stranger girl. I knew we were in for a fantastic magical story and I just sat back and watched it all unfold. I loved reading about witches, druids, and stone circles. I do have to say that this one wasn’t as scary as the previous one which made sure I didn’t sleep much. XD

I am not a fan of Hazel. While at times I could see another person underneath the one she shows to the world… I still disliked her and how manipulative she was. I can imagine you may not want to live alone for another x years, but seriously girl, you need to find someone who agrees fully. Not just manipulate your way in, enchanting friends and family, and other things. She makes for a good villain. Yes, I would definitely call her that given her actions. Definitely also adding in the ending and how she behaved there. Holy crap, I feel sorry for her sister. Also cursed for eternity, but making something of her life and trying to do what she can to find a way out.

I am happy that Harold was also part of the gang again and brought with him tons of books and information on everything.

There were a few moments that had me shaking my head. With that bottle. But also later on with the house. Yes, I am keeping it very vague, I just don’t want to spoil anything.

I just flew through this book. Before I knew it I had reached the ending and then I flipped the last page. The author has a really great writing style that keeps you into the story.

I would HIGHLY recommend this book to all! Go read it!