Weyward

Its a debut that has good writing, great atmosphere, liked the witchy storylines, 3 girls centuries apart, the POVs were not jarring and flowed well together, but I found the storylines not gripping enough, especially Violet's, it was pretty much not a surprise what happened plus kinda depressing at times haha, i like how the family cottage was present in all the storylines and the connexion to nature

This is a truly excellent tale and novel. The characters, plot, and historical span are engaging, well researched, and impactful. The themes of abuse, women's rights, love, caring and hope will resonate with most caring and empathetic readers. Although I think that those who abuse others could learn from this tale, I rather doubt they will challenge themselves and their morals by reading it.

People have always looked at the Weyward women askance. It might be because of their independence. It might be because they have an affinity for creepy crawlies. Whatever the reason, the Weyward women have had to be very careful to keep their freedom from men who want to possess them…or burn them as witches. Weyward, by Emilia Hart, shows us the lives of three women from this curious family as, centuries apart, find themselves fighting for their lives...

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