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Okay, Who Was It?
Available in two sweet ot spicy!
This is the closed door version. If you prefer a higher level of heat, please look for 'The Spiced Edition.'
Phee, the village witch and gift shop owner, is celebrating Beltane (and trying to avoid the dreaded committee) when a late-night visitor disturbs the wards around her property. Discovering a Prince of Hell in her garden is not something she expected, ever. Especially one with the audacity to demand her help. Gaap, King of the Southern Quarter, is shocked to find himself on the earthly plane for the first time in centuries, summoned by an unknown witch.
Join Phee and Gaap as they discover a love of shopping, modern technology, bacon, the reason for his summoning and who is ultimately responsible for it.
Set in the fictional English village of Amberfell, this novella blends fantasy, a touch of history, romance, and mystery into an engaging, humorous tale.
“Okay, Who Was It?” is the first novella in the new End of Little Folk Lane series.
This is the closed door version. If you prefer a higher level of heat, please look for 'The Spiced Edition.'
Phee, the village witch and gift shop owner, is celebrating Beltane (and trying to avoid the dreaded committee) when a late-night visitor disturbs the wards around her property. Discovering a Prince of Hell in her garden is not something she expected, ever. Especially one with the audacity to demand her help. Gaap, King of the Southern Quarter, is shocked to find himself on the earthly plane for the first time in centuries, summoned by an unknown witch.
Join Phee and Gaap as they discover a love of shopping, modern technology, bacon, the reason for his summoning and who is ultimately responsible for it.
Set in the fictional English village of Amberfell, this novella blends fantasy, a touch of history, romance, and mystery into an engaging, humorous tale.
“Okay, Who Was It?” is the first novella in the new End of Little Folk Lane series.
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April 26, 2026
Review of advance copy received from Author
This book was such a delightful read— it was the perfect mix of adventure, fantasy, cozy and whimsical witchy vibes, romance, and mystery.
To begin with the world building was done so well, and it gave me the coziest, most whimsical vibes ever. The way the author described Amberfell made me want to jump into the book and live there right with the characters. Another thing I loved about the world building was that even though it takes place in the modern world, the author didn’t put too much emphasis on the everyday technology that we use, so it still gave off olden-days fantasy world. Like how Phee uses magic to do laundry and chores and doesn’t whip out a Dyson vacuum— we love that. The humour was also very delightfully British: it’s so dry that it’s perfect. I could not count the amount of times I laughed when Phee had an internal monologue about how much of a pain Celia is.
Now, let’s get into the characters.
Phee is the village witch and she was SUCH a mood. Her internal monologues remind me of a grumpy old man who can’t hide the scowl on their face (in the best way possible), except, she hides her scowl behind a smile over dripping with sweetness. I also loved the fact that she doesn’t give a crap about what others have to say about her and will continue to do things her way. Now THIS is a strong female character: someone who doesn’t back down when others challenge them.
Gaap is a demon who just so happens to find himself in Phee’s backyard in the middle of the night. I was not expecting someone so … wholesome for a demon. To be honest, I was expecting the usual dark brooding demon that we see often now in the romantasy genres so he was a breath of fresh air! But of course, just because his personality isn’t like those of a dark romantasy MC, it doesn’t mean his body isn’t. His cute personality is juxtaposed by a whopping 6’6” of ripped muscles, topped with a model’s face with wings and horns. But honestly, he is such a vibe— like we don’t condone toxic f boy energy in Little Folk Lane! He’s giving major golden retriever boyfriend energy. One of my favourite lines from him: “I made more coffee, for your big cup.” Okay, go off king! We love a domestic man. And not him calling Phee’s tumblr a big mug ahahaha.
And omg I loved Keith so much! He is an imp in the form of a dog and at first, I didn’t know how I felt about having another random character pop up but I actually loved him so much. He, like Gaap, was so wholesome; like him realizing he loves getting pets and sniffing around outside. I LOVED that snippet of his POV where we saw how mischievous and smart he was… so he isn’t just a cute little dog, he’s got some spice to him!
So the fantasy aspects were definitely on point and the romance also felt very natural. Even though Phee and Gaap has only known each other for what… one week? Their relationship did not feel forced or rushed in the slightest. I have no idea how the author managed to do this but it was honestly magical. And because this novella is quite short, their romance was also short and sweet. There was no unneeded drama or misunderstandings and they simply fully trust each other which was just chef’s kiss. In terms of the mystery, while there weren’t any unexpected twists or jaw dropping moments, I found I didn’t really mind it since the focus of this novella was more on the fantasy and cozy side.
All in all, “Okay, who was it?” is the perfect read if you’re looking for something light-hearted, filled with magic and romance, with a touch of mystery and humour that will knock your socks off.
This book was such a delightful read— it was the perfect mix of adventure, fantasy, cozy and whimsical witchy vibes, romance, and mystery.
To begin with the world building was done so well, and it gave me the coziest, most whimsical vibes ever. The way the author described Amberfell made me want to jump into the book and live there right with the characters. Another thing I loved about the world building was that even though it takes place in the modern world, the author didn’t put too much emphasis on the everyday technology that we use, so it still gave off olden-days fantasy world. Like how Phee uses magic to do laundry and chores and doesn’t whip out a Dyson vacuum— we love that. The humour was also very delightfully British: it’s so dry that it’s perfect. I could not count the amount of times I laughed when Phee had an internal monologue about how much of a pain Celia is.
Now, let’s get into the characters.
Phee is the village witch and she was SUCH a mood. Her internal monologues remind me of a grumpy old man who can’t hide the scowl on their face (in the best way possible), except, she hides her scowl behind a smile over dripping with sweetness. I also loved the fact that she doesn’t give a crap about what others have to say about her and will continue to do things her way. Now THIS is a strong female character: someone who doesn’t back down when others challenge them.
Gaap is a demon who just so happens to find himself in Phee’s backyard in the middle of the night. I was not expecting someone so … wholesome for a demon. To be honest, I was expecting the usual dark brooding demon that we see often now in the romantasy genres so he was a breath of fresh air! But of course, just because his personality isn’t like those of a dark romantasy MC, it doesn’t mean his body isn’t. His cute personality is juxtaposed by a whopping 6’6” of ripped muscles, topped with a model’s face with wings and horns. But honestly, he is such a vibe— like we don’t condone toxic f boy energy in Little Folk Lane! He’s giving major golden retriever boyfriend energy. One of my favourite lines from him: “I made more coffee, for your big cup.” Okay, go off king! We love a domestic man. And not him calling Phee’s tumblr a big mug ahahaha.
And omg I loved Keith so much! He is an imp in the form of a dog and at first, I didn’t know how I felt about having another random character pop up but I actually loved him so much. He, like Gaap, was so wholesome; like him realizing he loves getting pets and sniffing around outside. I LOVED that snippet of his POV where we saw how mischievous and smart he was… so he isn’t just a cute little dog, he’s got some spice to him!
So the fantasy aspects were definitely on point and the romance also felt very natural. Even though Phee and Gaap has only known each other for what… one week? Their relationship did not feel forced or rushed in the slightest. I have no idea how the author managed to do this but it was honestly magical. And because this novella is quite short, their romance was also short and sweet. There was no unneeded drama or misunderstandings and they simply fully trust each other which was just chef’s kiss. In terms of the mystery, while there weren’t any unexpected twists or jaw dropping moments, I found I didn’t really mind it since the focus of this novella was more on the fantasy and cozy side.
All in all, “Okay, who was it?” is the perfect read if you’re looking for something light-hearted, filled with magic and romance, with a touch of mystery and humour that will knock your socks off.
Review of advance copy received from Author
A cute and cozy Tale with Phee as the village witch This was a short cozy mystery read and I loved it. I can not wait to see how the story progresses in this series.
March 27, 2026
I received this ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review. I read the sweet version instead of the spicy, and I love that that’s even an option.
This story was so much fun! I loved the small-town vibes and the humor throughout.
You’ll like this if you enjoy:
• Golden retriever MMCs (this one just happens to be a demon 👀)
• Romantasy with mystery elements
• Cozy, whimsical vibes
There’s minimal language (just a few mild words). Overall, I really enjoyed it! Thank you again to the author for the ARC 🫶
This story was so much fun! I loved the small-town vibes and the humor throughout.
You’ll like this if you enjoy:
• Golden retriever MMCs (this one just happens to be a demon 👀)
• Romantasy with mystery elements
• Cozy, whimsical vibes
There’s minimal language (just a few mild words). Overall, I really enjoyed it! Thank you again to the author for the ARC 🫶
March 20, 2026
Arc reading. Loved the quick short story. Maybe wish there was more time spent on the story building, give more chance to fall for the main characters. But started reading last night and was excited to return these evening and finish.
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April 25, 2026ARC Review: Okay, Who Was It? by Thryn Knox
Okay, so… a witch accidentally ends up hosting a naked demon in her cottage. And yes, it’s exactly as chaotic and hilarious as it sounds. Phee’s sarcastic, slightly chaotic narration had me laughing out loud more times than I can count, and Gaap? Poor grumpy demon is just so done with modern life, and I was here for it. The way he reacts to literally everything, from cars to bacon. is priceless.
Amberfell itself is a whole mood. Cozy, quirky, small-town magical chaos where gossip travels faster than spells, and the tea shop committee is basically its own reality show. The Village Witch Act is such a clever world-building touch, and little magical details (like enchanted signs or resizing clothes spells) make everything feel lived-in and fun.
The banter between Phee and Gaap? Sharp, chaotic, and dangerously entertaining. You have sarcasm, grumpy demon pride, misunderstandings, forced proximity awkwardness, and opposites-attract tension all wrapped in one, and I loved every second of it.
Tropes fully delivered:
cozy fantasy ✔️,
paranormal romance ✔️,
enemies-to-lovers ✔️,
small-town magic ✔️,
forced proximity ✔️,
mystery ✔️,
opposites-attract ✔️.
If that’s not a chaotic, fun package, I don’t know what is.
Now, let’s be honest. Nothing’s perfect (because nothing ever is, right?).
-Phee repeats some thoughts here and there, trims a bit, and the humor would hit harder.
-Minor grammar stuff, like capitalization, long sentences, and dialogue tags, could be polished.
-Some info dumps, Village Witch Act, a few history bits, could be split across scenes for smoother pacing.
-Celia is a bit one-note; adding a hint of motivation would make her a better foil.
The middle chapters slow slightly during the investigation. More breadcrumbs could keep tension alive.
Fast-paced dialogue sometimes gets tricky to follow; occasional tags would help.
All that said… this is so fun. Chaotic, cozy, hilarious, and just the right amount of spicy. The pacing is quick, the world is charming, and the characters? Definitely memorable. I’m genuinely excited to see:
~How Phee and Gaap’s relationship develops
~Who actually summoned him
~ What secrets Amberfell is hiding
ARC Credit / Personal Note:
This is my first ARC review on my new Bookstagram account, and I’m so grateful for the opportunity! This read made starting this little corner of the internet extra fun, and I can’t wait to share more.
Also, I’ve written a more structured, detailed review on Substack and a short review on Instagram so you can pick your chaos level.
Thank you for reading.
Okay, so… a witch accidentally ends up hosting a naked demon in her cottage. And yes, it’s exactly as chaotic and hilarious as it sounds. Phee’s sarcastic, slightly chaotic narration had me laughing out loud more times than I can count, and Gaap? Poor grumpy demon is just so done with modern life, and I was here for it. The way he reacts to literally everything, from cars to bacon. is priceless.
Amberfell itself is a whole mood. Cozy, quirky, small-town magical chaos where gossip travels faster than spells, and the tea shop committee is basically its own reality show. The Village Witch Act is such a clever world-building touch, and little magical details (like enchanted signs or resizing clothes spells) make everything feel lived-in and fun.
The banter between Phee and Gaap? Sharp, chaotic, and dangerously entertaining. You have sarcasm, grumpy demon pride, misunderstandings, forced proximity awkwardness, and opposites-attract tension all wrapped in one, and I loved every second of it.
Tropes fully delivered:
cozy fantasy ✔️,
paranormal romance ✔️,
enemies-to-lovers ✔️,
small-town magic ✔️,
forced proximity ✔️,
mystery ✔️,
opposites-attract ✔️.
If that’s not a chaotic, fun package, I don’t know what is.
Now, let’s be honest. Nothing’s perfect (because nothing ever is, right?).
-Phee repeats some thoughts here and there, trims a bit, and the humor would hit harder.
-Minor grammar stuff, like capitalization, long sentences, and dialogue tags, could be polished.
-Some info dumps, Village Witch Act, a few history bits, could be split across scenes for smoother pacing.
-Celia is a bit one-note; adding a hint of motivation would make her a better foil.
The middle chapters slow slightly during the investigation. More breadcrumbs could keep tension alive.
Fast-paced dialogue sometimes gets tricky to follow; occasional tags would help.
All that said… this is so fun. Chaotic, cozy, hilarious, and just the right amount of spicy. The pacing is quick, the world is charming, and the characters? Definitely memorable. I’m genuinely excited to see:
~How Phee and Gaap’s relationship develops
~Who actually summoned him
~ What secrets Amberfell is hiding
ARC Credit / Personal Note:
This is my first ARC review on my new Bookstagram account, and I’m so grateful for the opportunity! This read made starting this little corner of the internet extra fun, and I can’t wait to share more.
Also, I’ve written a more structured, detailed review on Substack and a short review on Instagram so you can pick your chaos level.
Thank you for reading.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 14, 2026
I absolutely devoured this novella in one sitting! It’s funny, witty, cozy, and ridiculously cute! The perfect quick fantasy escape.
A witch and demon romance? Say less. I was instantly hooked. Gaap is such a cutie for a demon, and his reactions to the human world had me smiling the whole time.
If you’re in the mood for a light, magical story with humor, charm, and an adorable supernatural pairing, this one is definitely worth picking up.
The novella introduces the whimsical and magical setting of Little Folk Lane, combining fantasy, romance, light mystery, and comedic charm.
A witch and demon romance? Say less. I was instantly hooked. Gaap is such a cutie for a demon, and his reactions to the human world had me smiling the whole time.
If you’re in the mood for a light, magical story with humor, charm, and an adorable supernatural pairing, this one is definitely worth picking up.
The novella introduces the whimsical and magical setting of Little Folk Lane, combining fantasy, romance, light mystery, and comedic charm.
Review of advance copy received from Author
⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Okay, Who Was It?
Sweet and Spiced editions
Thryn Nox
Local town witch, Ophelia (Phee for short), is annoyed to be woken by her wards in the middle of the night. The disruptor? A naked demon that she certainly didn't summon. Somehow, let's blame her half awake brain, she agrees to help this demon, Prince Gaap, find the summoner and a reluctant friendship (and more) begins.
Okay, Who Was It? has everything I love in a story. Reluctant friends to lovers, cosy cottagecore vibes, magic, mystery, whimsy, and a sunshine x grumpy romance.
Thryn Knox made the unique decision to publish two editions of this book: the standard, cosy fade-to-black romance and the spicy version, featuring several heated scenes. I personally LOVE this choice, because it takes a niche novella and makes it appealing to two separate audiences.
The standard edition is hilarious, heartwarming, and all around cosy vibes. The romance is young, but sweet; the pair bashful and adorable. Absolutely recommend.
The spicy version… well, let's just say that Phee has a darker side to her, and Gaap worships the ground she walks on. The spicy scenes are expertly written; as someone who's very picky about spice I actually really enjoyed this version.
All in all, this was a really enjoyable read and one I'll likely pick up again as a comfort book. And as for which version I would recommend, sweet or spicy?
Both. Both is good.
⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Thank you Thryn Knox for the advance readers copies ✨
Okay, Who Was It?
Sweet and Spiced editions
Thryn Nox
Local town witch, Ophelia (Phee for short), is annoyed to be woken by her wards in the middle of the night. The disruptor? A naked demon that she certainly didn't summon. Somehow, let's blame her half awake brain, she agrees to help this demon, Prince Gaap, find the summoner and a reluctant friendship (and more) begins.
Okay, Who Was It? has everything I love in a story. Reluctant friends to lovers, cosy cottagecore vibes, magic, mystery, whimsy, and a sunshine x grumpy romance.
Thryn Knox made the unique decision to publish two editions of this book: the standard, cosy fade-to-black romance and the spicy version, featuring several heated scenes. I personally LOVE this choice, because it takes a niche novella and makes it appealing to two separate audiences.
The standard edition is hilarious, heartwarming, and all around cosy vibes. The romance is young, but sweet; the pair bashful and adorable. Absolutely recommend.
The spicy version… well, let's just say that Phee has a darker side to her, and Gaap worships the ground she walks on. The spicy scenes are expertly written; as someone who's very picky about spice I actually really enjoyed this version.
All in all, this was a really enjoyable read and one I'll likely pick up again as a comfort book. And as for which version I would recommend, sweet or spicy?
Both. Both is good.
⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Thank you Thryn Knox for the advance readers copies ✨
April 14, 2026
It's been a long while since I've read a whole book in one day!
This was such a fun and cozy read, I couldn't put it down! I would've read it in one sitting if I didn't have to take a break halfway through for "real life responsibilities." So, it took two sittings.
Highly recommend! It was so cute! I'm excited for the next ones!
Well done, Thryn!
This was such a fun and cozy read, I couldn't put it down! I would've read it in one sitting if I didn't have to take a break halfway through for "real life responsibilities." So, it took two sittings.
Highly recommend! It was so cute! I'm excited for the next ones!
Well done, Thryn!
Review of advance copy received from Author
First, an ENORMOUS thank you to the author for sharing an advanced copy of this first novella in a series bound to be as magical as Okay, Who Was It?
This was my first time reading a cozy fantasy, and I was absolutely SPELLBOUND. The atmosphere, the characters, the lore---all of it was such an enchanting experience I'll never forget.
Although the plot went over my head at times as I'm unfamiliar with the histories fueling the foundation of this story, I was enraptured by Gaap and Phee. Their romance was never too serious nor too silly, striking a perfect balance and showing a softer side of love I haven't read in far too long.
If you enjoy demons, witches, magic, and the mysteries of untold truths waiting to be revealed, this one is 100% meant for your TBR.
This was my first time reading a cozy fantasy, and I was absolutely SPELLBOUND. The atmosphere, the characters, the lore---all of it was such an enchanting experience I'll never forget.
Although the plot went over my head at times as I'm unfamiliar with the histories fueling the foundation of this story, I was enraptured by Gaap and Phee. Their romance was never too serious nor too silly, striking a perfect balance and showing a softer side of love I haven't read in far too long.
If you enjoy demons, witches, magic, and the mysteries of untold truths waiting to be revealed, this one is 100% meant for your TBR.
Review of advance copy received from Author
The life of Ophelia, a village witch, is turned upside down when the demon Gaap unexpectedly lands in her garden. The unlikely duo must determine who summoned the demon before he can be controlled by those that would do harm. Who summoned Gaap, and what are these growing feelings Ophelia has toward her mystery guest?
This novella was so sweet and cozy. I loved Ophelia - her independence and no-nonsense attitude were refreshing. Gaap is such a golden retriever MMC! I really liked how demons were represented in this story.
The romance is fast-paced and enjoyable. There is a spice and no spice version of this novella, which would suit what the reader is looking for.
The small village setting is quaint with typical nosey neighbors that add a layer of complication to the story.
Overall, I truly enjoyed this novella and recommend to anyone looking for a cozy, witchy mystery.
Thank you, Thryn Knox, for the opportunity to read this ARC and provide a voluntary review.
This novella was so sweet and cozy. I loved Ophelia - her independence and no-nonsense attitude were refreshing. Gaap is such a golden retriever MMC! I really liked how demons were represented in this story.
The romance is fast-paced and enjoyable. There is a spice and no spice version of this novella, which would suit what the reader is looking for.
The small village setting is quaint with typical nosey neighbors that add a layer of complication to the story.
Overall, I truly enjoyed this novella and recommend to anyone looking for a cozy, witchy mystery.
Thank you, Thryn Knox, for the opportunity to read this ARC and provide a voluntary review.
Review of advance copy received from Author
This is a spoiler free ARC review! Thanks Thryn Knox for the opportunity to read these advance copies! Okay, Who Was It releases April 13th!
This first in a series novella is a great quick read if you are looking to snap a reading slump, or just want something quick and fun to read. The sweet version is the perfect meet-cute, while the spicy version adds that extra pop (or 4 or 5 🤣) if that's what you are looking for.
The pacing is perfect, the banter will have you in stitches, and the characters have great depth for a novella. I can't wait to see where the series goes from here!
This first in a series novella is a great quick read if you are looking to snap a reading slump, or just want something quick and fun to read. The sweet version is the perfect meet-cute, while the spicy version adds that extra pop (or 4 or 5 🤣) if that's what you are looking for.
The pacing is perfect, the banter will have you in stitches, and the characters have great depth for a novella. I can't wait to see where the series goes from here!
Review of advance copy received from Author
A cute Witchy story!
Turns out It's not always a bad thing to accidentally summon a Demon, and a Demon Prince as it so happens.
This book had some great lines and quick wit that had me in giggles, the story is fast paced and packed full with cozy english village charm and witchy whimsy that gave me nostalgia for 90s witchy films.
Turns out It's not always a bad thing to accidentally summon a Demon, and a Demon Prince as it so happens.
This book had some great lines and quick wit that had me in giggles, the story is fast paced and packed full with cozy english village charm and witchy whimsy that gave me nostalgia for 90s witchy films.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Review of advance copy received from Author
I thought the story overall was fine, though I think the ending was a bit rushed and didn't neatly tie up some loose ends in the story. I genuinely didn't enjoy the two main characters as a romantic pairing, and would have enjoyed them better if they just stayed friends.
I thought the story overall was fine, though I think the ending was a bit rushed and didn't neatly tie up some loose ends in the story. I genuinely didn't enjoy the two main characters as a romantic pairing, and would have enjoyed them better if they just stayed friends.
Review of advance copy received from Author
ARC Review
This was a wonderful cosy fun read. A witch is rudely awakened in the middle of the night to find a drunk, naked prince of hell stumbling around in her garden. He’s been summoned but we don’t know by who. Village witch Phee is determined to find out!
I loved that it was such a quintessentially English tale, and the use of the word “trackies” 😂 It felt like an episode of Midsummer Murders, if they forgot about the murder and just started courting hot demons instead. I would watch that!
The characters in this were amazing. Phee and Gaap’s relationship was just so cute! I don’t think I’d mind if Gaap stumbled into my garden!
I had the spicy version of this story, which I rather enjoyed too - there is a closed door version though if you prefer.
Also, the English Literature graduate in me loved all the historical and Middle English references. I also love me a footnote!
This was a wonderful cosy fun read. A witch is rudely awakened in the middle of the night to find a drunk, naked prince of hell stumbling around in her garden. He’s been summoned but we don’t know by who. Village witch Phee is determined to find out!
I loved that it was such a quintessentially English tale, and the use of the word “trackies” 😂 It felt like an episode of Midsummer Murders, if they forgot about the murder and just started courting hot demons instead. I would watch that!
The characters in this were amazing. Phee and Gaap’s relationship was just so cute! I don’t think I’d mind if Gaap stumbled into my garden!
I had the spicy version of this story, which I rather enjoyed too - there is a closed door version though if you prefer.
Also, the English Literature graduate in me loved all the historical and Middle English references. I also love me a footnote!
Review of advance copy received from Author
Thryn Knox - OK, who was it? Sweet edition.
Spoiler free - Advanced Reader Copy received from Author
So this was fun! Being a novella, not surprisingly it is a short little jaunt into this fun, little world. Loved the FMC & MMC, absolutely vibed with the whole village witch rule (wouldn't that have been a better outcome in the dark days!!) No massive, overwhelming themes, everything feels nicely in balance for a novella (there is a lot happening, but I like that). Having the choice between sweet/spicy, closed/open door is a nice bonus. Really looking forward to any expansion of this little world in the future..... gotta see how Keith is getting on lol
(thank you for choosing me to read your ARC)
Spoiler free - Advanced Reader Copy received from Author
So this was fun! Being a novella, not surprisingly it is a short little jaunt into this fun, little world. Loved the FMC & MMC, absolutely vibed with the whole village witch rule (wouldn't that have been a better outcome in the dark days!!) No massive, overwhelming themes, everything feels nicely in balance for a novella (there is a lot happening, but I like that). Having the choice between sweet/spicy, closed/open door is a nice bonus. Really looking forward to any expansion of this little world in the future..... gotta see how Keith is getting on lol
(thank you for choosing me to read your ARC)
Review of advance copy received from Author
What a cozy story about a witch named Phee. She was such a delightful character, and easy to relate to. When she meets Gaap, he adds such a chaos to her life. Listening to their banter, made me giggle. This is just a novella, but I did feel like some things could have been explained more. This book does not go into too much depth in either Phee or Gaap or their respective worlds. I still really enjoyed this book, and hope that Phee and Gaap will continue on their journey together and there will be more books about them.
Review of advance copy received from Author
Review from advanced reader copy received from Author
My first ever ARC, was super excited for this opportunity. Such a cute novella, set in a quaint village, a witch and a demon traverse a mini adventure with some truly British humour. I did go for the spicy version of the story and I am not sorry that I did. Definitely got my heart racing! Can't wait for the next few books to come out.
My first ever ARC, was super excited for this opportunity. Such a cute novella, set in a quaint village, a witch and a demon traverse a mini adventure with some truly British humour. I did go for the spicy version of the story and I am not sorry that I did. Definitely got my heart racing! Can't wait for the next few books to come out.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I loved this novella! I opted for the spicy version and I really enjoyed it!
I love all the British nods in here and how the dialogue was 'proper British' 😂 at some points too!
Phee was so endearing and strong, I love how she was set on her boundaries and she made me laugh so much!
I can't wait to dive deeper into this world!
I love all the British nods in here and how the dialogue was 'proper British' 😂 at some points too!
Phee was so endearing and strong, I love how she was set on her boundaries and she made me laugh so much!
I can't wait to dive deeper into this world!
Review of advance copy received from Author
ARC review:
I really enjoyed this book! It's a cosy, light hearted read, which had me hooked from the first chapter. There is a bit of everything in there, historical events, angels and demons, witches, romance, mystery, a talking dog who drinks whiskey.. what more could you ask for 😜
I really enjoyed this book! It's a cosy, light hearted read, which had me hooked from the first chapter. There is a bit of everything in there, historical events, angels and demons, witches, romance, mystery, a talking dog who drinks whiskey.. what more could you ask for 😜
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