A fall through time. A reckless witch. A war of monsters.
17-year-old witch Desiree Campbell tries to cast a spell to go to Miami for spring break.
But she ends up in Cuba a hundred years in the past.
The year is 1898. The Spanish-American War rages. Demons thrive in the city, preying on humans. Desi is caught between the war of mortals and the war of monsters.
She meets Oliver Gerrick, a handsome American soldier and warlock. He offers to help her fight off demons and find a way home.
But the path to returning back to her own time won't be easy. Demons attack, hungry for blood. And Desi suddenly finds herself targeted by a powerful demon lord.
He knows she's time-traveled. And he wants to keep her trapped in 1898 forever.
17-year-old witch Desiree Campbell tries to cast a spell to go to Miami for spring break.
But she ends up in Cuba a hundred years in the past.
The year is 1898. The Spanish-American War rages. Demons thrive in the city, preying on humans. Desi is caught between the war of mortals and the war of monsters.
She meets Oliver Gerrick, a handsome American soldier and warlock. He offers to help her fight off demons and find a way home.
But the path to returning back to her own time won't be easy. Demons attack, hungry for blood. And Desi suddenly finds herself targeted by a powerful demon lord.
He knows she's time-traveled. And he wants to keep her trapped in 1898 forever.
My Review: 5 STARS
I picked this up because the blurb and cover called to me, and I was desperate to start it the day it was released. A witch who has no plans on doing anything with her life but ballet, ignoring everything to do with her witch heritage ends up making a mistake with a spell, and trapped in the past in the middle of a war. I adored Desi from the first few chapters, and as the story went on, I was hungry for more. The characters were all well rounded and engaging and the story fast paced and leaving you desperate to know what happens. I will be looking for more by this author, and reading more in this series when they come out. Overall, a great read and one I recommend!
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