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Ebook About Jane Paris is everything a young woman should be: polite, charming, and obedient, with a glowing reputation and a good man all but begging for her hand in marriage. If she has any doubts about her role in life, they’re easy to push down. But when she takes a fateful shortcut through the woods, her idyllic life is threatened by an attack from the fabled beasts who stalk the trees. Fortunately, she’s rescued by the equally fabled witch who lives there. Unfortunately, the attack has left injuries that only the witch can heal. Jane is forced to stay with her until she recovers.This poses a problem, because the witch, Adelaide Thompson, is everything that Jane is not: blunt, abrasive, and unapologetic. But there is more to the fabled woman of the woods than meets the eye, and her harsh exterior belies a gentle kindness. As they grow closer, Jane’s attraction to both magic and the witch herself get harder to ignore. But can a life with Adelaide alone and cut off from society truly fulfill her, or will she be forced to compromise on her happiness no matter her choice?Book Spellbound Review :
Some thoughts I had while reading:- This romance novel is cottagecore and witchcore. And so very cottagecore. So, uh, if you're into those things intersecting with queer fiction, I'd recommend giving this book a read.- I really liked the plant-based magic system! The descriptions of the garden were so lush that now I am very much pining for a flower-and-herb garden of my own someday.- I thought at first Jane's relationships with her parents were going to be rather one-dimensional (as the first part of the book made me assume), but it turned out there was more depth going on with Jane's mother than at first glance, which I really liked!- Adelaide is very swoon-worthy. Idk how many young queer people read Patricia C. Wrede's Enchanted Forest Chronicles books in their youth, but Adelaide reminded me a bit of Morwen: tetchy, no-nonsense, ready to throw hands at irritating men (and beasts), but soft around those she cares about and longing for companionship.- William was... hmm. How to describe him? He was definitely a character I would personally like to punch in the face but I also kind of felt like Jane (and the reader, by circumstance of POV) were missing something about his true motivations and such. Yes, I got the idea that he's an antagonist who's unhealthily obsessed with Jane, but didn't really know much else about him, I guess? Besides peer pressure from the town, what makes him so image-conscious and determined to make Jane his bride? It was hard for me to understand and while I intensely disliked him, I also didn't feel like he was that much of a threat to Jane and Adelaide, in the end.- Which kind of brings me to my other thought, I suppose? The romantic arc had its emotional low between our two leading ladies because they had differences of opinion over what they were willing to endure in the long-term (which the book wisely touches on from Jane's POV). And with the way that was resolved with the newcomers, it did rather feel like that conflict was more of the central one for the narrative, not Jane vs Townspeople Peer Pressure per se? That being said, the resolution felt almost too neat/quick/convenient for the given circumstances Jane and Adelaide had landed in, I suppose? I'm not normally a reader who insists on every loose string being explicitly addressed and wrapped up in a standalone novella, but I suppose I would have liked a bit more elaboration per how the narrative's central and side conflicts were addressed in the last 10%, especially between Jane and Adelaide.Overall, I really enjoyed this latest story from the Ophelia Silk Group and would rec it to anyone looking for a new adult f/f romance to read! Beauty and the beast type trope but make the beast a witch and make the beauty a woman unsure about the future expected of her. It was all a bit expected but definitely a feel good romance. Some mature content but not excessive in detail or quantity. The kind of cottagecore content I enjoyed while sitting on a chair and drinking tea. I’d recommend and the reasons I chose 4 starts instead of 5 were primarily the predictability and that I only give 5 stars to books that REALLY impress me and that I’d reread. Read Online Spellbound Download Spellbound Spellbound PDF Spellbound Mobi Free Reading Spellbound Download Free Pdf Spellbound PDF Online Spellbound Mobi Online Spellbound Reading Online Spellbound Read Online Ophelia Silk Download Ophelia Silk Ophelia Silk PDF Ophelia Silk Mobi Free Reading Ophelia Silk Download Free Pdf Ophelia Silk PDF Online Ophelia Silk Mobi Online Ophelia Silk Reading Online Ophelia SilkRead Tony: Dr. Richards' Littles® 10 By Pepper North
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