[Book Review] The Bone Witch by Ivy Asher

Summary

I never thought in a million years that the bones would choose me.

The power, the magic, was supposed to go to someone else in the family. I was counting on it.

But now my Grammy Ruby is gone, and here the bones sit on my kitchen table.

I thought bitter relatives would be my biggest problem. But I’ve barely had time to find a familiar before trouble comes a-knocking. The kind that possesses smoldering green eyes and a smile that can turn any woman dumb.

His name is Rogan Kendrick, and he’s certain that someone is hunting down and taking my kind.

According to him, I’m next.

This is a world that I never wanted to be a part of, but magic gives no fucks and takes no prisoners… At least we have that much in common.

I don’t know what my ancestors were thinking when they chose me, but I’m going to give them a run for their money. My name is Lennox Osseous, but you can call me the Bone Witch.

Facts

Published: Nov 2020
Length: 292
Genre: Paranormal
Format: e-Book

Review

Not sure how I came across this book, I think it was some Facebook ad. I don’t think I’ve read a book that’s totally witchy focused because  that’s normally not my jam but I’ve really wanted to give one a go.

This story follows Lennox who comes into her powers when her Grammy Ruby dies. There is a lot to love about this book. I enjoyed Leni’s sense of humour and her no fucks given attitude. I can’t say that I’m a fan of Rogan, mainly because he is shady ASF! From the first introduction I just did not like the vibes he was throwing out.

The storyline itself is pretty intriguing, it kept my attention and I’m intrigued enough that I’ll probably read the next book

My Rating: 3/5 🌟🌟🌟

About the Author

Ivy Asher is an International Bestselling Author that’s addicted to chai, swearing, and laughing a lot—but not in a creepy, giggling alone kind of way. She loves snow storms, her family of two humans and two fur-babies, and writing badass women in books that will have you begging for more. She has worlds and characters just floating around in her head, and she’s lucky enough to be surrounded by amazing people who support that kind of crazy.