Sparks & Sticky Notes

Hot Flashes & Hexes #4

by Ivy Spellman

248 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 31, 2026

Reviews

[Rebecca G.]

Do I cry or laugh?

Gemma will make you second guess all your life choices. She'll make you sit down & face reality, and maybe even fix your leaking faucet. Tears and laughter will both catch you by surprise. Join Ivy as she writes Gemma's story. You won't want to put it down! BTW: the faucet has opinions about what's appropriate to drink, then supplies it without asking.

[Erin]

The first, third, and fifth book are the best. This one is ok. I like the premise of perimenopause hot flashes signaling that magic is starting. Her magic is to fix everything and I felt that there was a lot of potential to fix things that wasn't discussed. The love story didn't feel realistic

[JoAn]

This one by Ivy Spellman made me laugh numerous times and tear up more than once as Gemma faced both her new magic abilities and her emotional past. I was hooked from the first page and didn't stop until I finished the book.

[Kayla Moss]

Cute cozy mystery with a sentient house that tests the FMC trying to get her to accept her true self.

[Sybil Mcguire]

these are pretty much all good with suspension of disbelief.

[Sofia R]

Someone stop me from reading more of these. Also this main character was somehow the most likeable

[Kitty]

Funny feel-good fluff and a good palate cleanser from heavier books.