After my parents died in a tragic accident, I came home to Ruby Springs to raise my teenage sister and keep the family diner running. Two years later, I am still juggling grief, responsibility, and a seventeen-year-old witch whose powers seem determined to set our lives on fire.
Life is complicated enough without Kareem Baxter showing up.
The Jaguar shifter left Ruby Springs twenty years ago. He was supposed to stay gone. Instead, he returns with three handsome Betas, too many questions, and four very inconvenient reminders of a promise I never agreed to keep.
Ignoring one Jaguar was hard enough. Ignoring all four might be impossible.
Especially when it becomes clear their return to Ruby Springs is about more than unfinished business between us. Something is wrong, and the answers may lie in a covenant our families made generations ago.
Everyone keeps talking about tradition, destiny, and promises made long before I was born. The problem is that I have never been interested in what I am supposed to be.
I have spent most of my life making my own choices. I am not about to start letting history make them for me, even if learning the truth behind it changes everything.
I just want to be the realest witch I can be.
The Realest Witch is a Cozy Witchy Why-choose romance filled with small-town magic, found family, four irresistible Jaguar shifters, and plenty of cozy holiday vibes. It can be read as a standalone.
If you thought cozy couldn't be spicy, think again! Dreia Wells brought the heat and the sweet and produced a magical world I don't want to leave! In the previous book, we got Keisha's story, which was a delight a minute. This book is all about her bestie, Bea and her return to Ruby Springs. Well, hers and a few hunks, who appear after a 20 year absence.... men Bea wants nothing to do with.
As the owner of a dinner, and looking after her teen sister, Bea has her hands full. The last thing she needs are the intense 4 Jaguar shifters stalking her. Let me rewind a bit. Bea, a witch, through an ancient covenant, was bound to mate with said Jaguars. Which she opposed, vehemently, ever since she was a teen herself. She wouldn't and won't let any old custom dictate her life, or anyone for that matter. Her constant is "I choose me." Which was why she escaped to collage, and with the Jaguars relocating to Onyx Hollow, she took the attitude of out of sight, out of mind scenario to heart. But everything turns belly up for Bea, a tragedy brings Bea home and for 2 years, she settles into her new life, running the diner and raising her teen sister. Ruby Springs and it's inhabitants, are a mish-mash of supernaturals and witches, with Shifters making up a huge chunk of the population. So when 4 Jaguar shifters return of Ruby Springs, Bea does her utmost to avoid them.
Bea's extremely magically powerful sister, Zane, starts experiencing out of control magic, with really scary consequences. But, that's not the only weird thing happening in Ruby Springs.... Although Bea laments her lack of magic, her strength comes not from the amount of magic at her disposal, her strength is deeper, her power resonates with her ability for compassion, for caring, for being able to put anyone at ease, her warmth. I do love that Dreia's FMCs are all real women, curvy and sassy and Bea is no exception. Oh boy did I love how much in denial Bea was about the guys!
I really loved the diversity of the characters, I loved how patient and understanding the Jaguar shifters were, slowly embedding themselves into Bea's life. Never pushing, even thought they knew Bea was their fated mate, always respectful and, most importantly, constantly supportive. And when they launched Operation Swoon, I laughed so hard! Dreia really gives the sweetest account of all the characters. She gives them depth and coolness and heck if I'm not swooning myself! I loved the beautiful bond the men had with each other, another Dreia coolness, she gives me true family vibes in every book I've read.
Mystery, mayhem, magic and a very delicious romance play a pivotal role in this book. As does self evaluation and growth, beautifully showcased by Dreia, it's a true coming of age, of aligning and processing all that matters and realising strength comes in many forms. Light and swoony, hot and spicy, with it's feet firmly planted in the cozy vibes, this book was an absolute delight! I'm loving this series immensely, I'm really looking forward to Zane's story, hopefully it won't be too long a wait!
This is the first book that I've read in this series, and overall I enjoyed it. I enjoyed the fact that I didn't need to have read the previous book to be able to jump into this book.
This book can be read as a standalone, as it jumps off with Beatrice when she's 17 years old. She's unhappy with the expectations that have been placed on her by a covenant that was created decades before she was even born. She wants to live her life. But even back then, the first signs of trouble in the covenant were brewing. The Jaguar prowl left needing more space for their people.
Now, this first introduction for me to Bea did not portray her in a positive light. She came off as petulant and childish. She knows it, too, but it appears she's pretty set on being that in these introductory moments. Not much changes 15 years later. But she's softened a bit after the unfortunate passing of her parents. But things have gotten worse. The jaguar shifters children are struggling to shift. Bea's sister Zane is struggling with her magic. The covenant is fraying. Why?
Well, the air of mystery that swirls around this throughout the book is good. You wonder: is it a curse? Is it something else impacting both parties? Or is it simply...the fact that one person chooses to combat things simply because she wants to "live her life"? I honestly had mixed feelings towards Bea at times throughout the story based off of her mentality at times.
I loved the guys. They never pressured her. They never came at her behind her attempts to push them away. They are patient with her, and understanding. I love the dynamics and how close they are. I wanted more steamy moments between the two who enjoy each other.
The story is good overall, but it does drag in some places so I ended up skimming in places. The issue ended up being a disappointment for me. I was expecting something more pointed and definitive. It felt like the author didn't want Bea to ultimately be the "issue" per se, so it feels phoned in and muddled.
If you're looking for an HEA novel then this one is the book for you. I'll probably continue the series if there is more since I did enjoy this book and it was a lot of fun to read.
We return to Ruby Springs and is this time with Bea. We met her in book 1 with Keisha. I loved Bea and her sweet, compassionate personality. She is always looking out for others and it shows in the story. We then meet 4 jaguars Cassius, Kareem, Idris, and Roman whom Bea has known that she was fated to them since a teenager. She is not happy about it and does everything she can to not dwell on it. The story is one that pulls you in and doesn’t let go. It is beautifully written and the characters feel like friends that walk alongside their journey. They have so much depth and personality. The story is full of mystery, drama and a bit of suspense. It had humor that made me laugh out loud. I loved the gnome issue at the beginning. It had me laughing so much. The story is a fantastic read and doesn’t disappoint.
We're back in Ruby Springs, which has settled down after the events of the previous book, and Bea is now faced with her past coming back to face her.
As part of a covenant between the witches and the jaguars, Bea found herself promised to four of the jaguars before any of them were old enough to know, however they left town twenty years ago, and she left soon after. Now, they're all back, and facing problems.
I love the approach in this story that, once they get their heads round the relationship, you're dealing with external conflicts, rather that within the relationship.
Bea is a strong character, but one I can empathise with. Her four men are perfectly suited to her, and treat her well. I loved this book, and I love the world, I can't wait to see what's next!
Beatrice has been fated to Cassius, Kareem, Idris, and Roman along as she can remember, but she doesn't just accept her fate. She leaves town to live her own life until her parents pass away in a car accident. She returns home to take care of her baby sister. Unfortunately for Beatrice, the guys return home after being away for a number of years. Due to crazy things happening with Bea's sister's magic, Bea is pushed to spend some time with the guys and realizes she wants to be around them. A bit of a slow burn, but they all had to get there in their own time. It took some time, but they finally figured out what was going on with the magic in the town of Ruby Springs. Tragic but sweet, and deliciously spicy once the spice arrives. Loved it and this world!!!
Bea has returned to Ruby Falls as the FMC … even though she’s always been fated to the 4 Jaguar shifters, Bea wonders if Fate should have quite so much control over her life … the twists and turns keep coming in this very Hallmark read, but fantastic story!
✨ Ruby Springs, baby, WE ARE BACK! And trust me, you’re going to want to pay this town another visit! ✨
I absolutely LOVED this book! There’s just something about this series that keeps pulling me in, and this installment reminded me exactly why I’ve become so invested in these characters. Between the supernatural shenanigans, intriguing revelations, complicated relationships, and a whole lot of alpha male energy, there is NEVER a dull moment in Ruby Springs! And just when you think you know where things are headed, the story gives you another reason to keep turning those pages. 👀❤️🔥
Let’s talk about Beatrice (Bea), because this woman deserves ALL the love! ❤️ She’s strong, loyal, fiercely protective, and absolutely devoted to the people she calls family. Her big sister instincts are working overtime in this book, and I loved seeing that protective side of her come out. But what makes Bea such a compelling FMC is that beneath all that strength is a woman trying to navigate grief, responsibility, love, and a future she may not have imagined for herself.
After losing her parents, Bea has had to shoulder responsibilities that would overwhelm just about anyone, including caring for her teenage sister. Watching her navigate that grief while trying to hold everything together was genuinely moving. And as if she doesn’t have enough on her plate, she also has to confront her feelings about her chosen mates! 🥹💕 I loved seeing her grow, work through her emotions, and begin to make room for herself amid all the people who need her. Her journey felt heartfelt, and I found myself rooting for her every step of the way.
Now, if you enjoy a Why Choose romance with FOUR men who each bring their own brand of alpha energy to the table, you might want to settle in because Cassius, Idris, Roman, and Kareem have entered the chat! 🥵🔥
One thing I wanted more of in the previous book was a deeper look into the men themselves, and Dreia Wells absolutely delivered this time around! Each man has his own personality, presence, and place in the story, and I loved getting to know them beyond the surface. Their individual chapters were a fantastic addition because seeing things through their eyes gave me a better understanding of who they are, what makes them tick, and how they relate to Bea and one another. And their dynamic together? SO GOOD! I loved seeing their different personalities shine while watching how naturally they interacted as a group. Four very different men, one fascinating dynamic, and plenty to keep a romance reader entertained! ❤️🔥
But don't come to Ruby Springs expecting romance alone! Oh no, there is SO MUCH MORE happening here! 🔮✨ Mystery, shocking revelations, witchy antics, shifter shenanigans, complicated family dynamics, and emotional healing all come together to make this a thoroughly entertaining read. There’s magic in the air, plenty of secrets waiting to be uncovered, and enough twists to keep you wondering what else this town is hiding. I especially appreciated the way the story explored family trauma and healing alongside the romance. Beneath all the supernatural chaos, there are real emotions and meaningful character journeys that give the story heart.
AND THEN THERE'S ZANE! 👀🔥
Can we talk about her chapter at the end?! Because excuse me, Dreia Wells, WHAT ARE YOU SETTING UP HERE?! 😂 I was already enjoying the story, but that little glimpse has me looking ahead to what could be coming next. Knowing how powerful a witch Zane is, I have a feeling her story is going to bring a whole new level of magic, mayhem, and delicious chaos to Ruby Springs. I don't know exactly what's in store, but I am READY! Please tell me I'm not the only one already impatient for her book! 🔮🖤
What I love most about this series is how easy it is to get swept up in the world. Returning to familiar faces feels like visiting old friends, while the new developments keep everything fresh and exciting. The characters have room to grow, the relationships continue to evolve, and there's always something happening beneath the surface. It’s the kind of series that makes you want to stay a little longer in its world, get to know everyone better, and immediately reach for the next book.
If you're looking for a strong, fiercely protective heroine, multiple swoon-worthy alpha men, Why Choose romance, witches, shifters, intriguing mysteries, and a supernatural town that seems to have secrets around every corner, ADD THIS SERIES TO YOUR TBR! 🖤📚
I came for the romance, stayed for the characters, loved the supernatural chaos, and left wanting MORE! The Realest Witch was such a fun and satisfying addition to a series I already adore, and I cannot wait to see what happens next in Ruby Springs.
Dreia Wells, you have my attention! And Zane, darling, your time is coming, and I will be waiting! 😂🔮❤️🔥
📌 As always, my book reviews are completely voluntary. No monetary compensation was received, and the opinions expressed are entirely my own.
Absolutely loved this book. It was such a cozy, magical, and heartwarming read that completely pulled me into the world of Ruby Springs. Between the small-town charm, cozy holiday vibes, witchy magic, and irresistible shifters, this story had everything I could want in a cozy romance. I absolutely adored Beatrice, who is trying to balance the grief of losing her parents, the responsibility of raising her teenage sister, and keeping the family diner running. All while the prowl she was promised to make their return debut in town and she struggles with it. I loved her determination to make her own choices rather than simply follow the traditions and expectations placed on her. Her journey toward discovering the truth about her family’s past and the generations-old covenant added a mysterious layer to the story. And then there’s Kareem Baxter. The Jaguar shifter returning to Ruby Springs after twenty years away definitely brings more than a little chaos with him. Add in his three prowl mates, and things get even more intense. The chemistry, complicated history, unanswered questions, and those four very inconvenient reminders of a promise she never agreed to keep made for such an entertaining romantic storyline. I also loved the themes of found family, loyalty, destiny, and choosing your own path. The relationship between bea and Zane added another heartfelt dimension, while the mystery surrounding the families’ covenant kept me wanting to turn the pages. I would happily return to Ruby Springs for more. But I’m also super excited to visit Emerald Cove.
Back in Ruby Springs, but with Bea this time and her story. Bea only wants to make her own choices in life and not be dictated by a fate that isn't of her own choosing. Marked by a covenant between two families, formed upon their meeting and their promise to protect each other long before she was born, Bea does her best to outrun it and strike out on her own, away from Ruby Springs.
Upon the death of her parents, Bea rushes back to Ruby Springs to take care of her sister, settle her parents' affairs, and take over the family business, the town diner.
The men she is tied to, the jaguars, are also back in Ruby Springs, dealing with their own troubles within their clan and their desire to be back near Bea. Meanwhile, she just wants to focus on her sister, who is struggling with her abilities, and the diner.
I loved The Baddest Witch, and I was so looking forward to cracking this book open and diving back into Ruby Springs, but I found myself not as invested. The story wasn't bad, it just didn't move me, at least not until the end, when we started to dive more into Zane's arc.
I liked Bea, I liked the guys, and I loved that Keisha and her guys made an appearance. I am not huge into MM, but I wouldn't say that this affected my opinion of the story. The writing was well done, and yet I felt unsatisfied and couldn't connect with it the way I had hoped to.
Regardless of that, the glimpse into Zane's life away from Ruby Springs sparked my excitement, and I am looking forward to the next book.
The Realest Witch by Dreia Wells is a book I was excited to read. I hadn’t read the first book of this series but like most series in this genre, you don’t need to read the first one to enjoy the others. Witches, shifters, fae, and general magic existing all within the town of Ruby Springs. Count me in.
This book is a light, fun read. I loved the characters. In true Dreia Wells fashion, you are hit with the overarching issue within the first chapter or two. You spend the rest of the book learning these characters and delving deeper into their world. And at the very end, you get an epilogue taste of a related story possibly to come.
I wish the book gave more details of the magic these characters possess. I have read other fantasy/magic/shifter worlds by Dreia where she delves deeper into the magic of everyone there. This book felt like she just gave you a taste of the magic. Maybe she does this in the first book but I wish it was in this one as well.
I also wish we could have been privy to the male characters wooing the female. The timeline in the book moves rather quickly so you don’t get to see as many tender moments between the characters while they are trying to solve the mystery.
Would I read it again? Yes. Am I gonna go back and read the first book? Yes. Will I be waiting for the next installment for this series? Yes.
Bea made an impression in The Baddest Witch. I was so excited to get to know her story in The Realest Witch. Bea is made of steel. As a young woman, she chose herself over tradition. However, when tragedy struck, she chose her little sister over everything. Whatever needed doing, she did it without complaint. All of it for Zane. Bea's relationship with Zane was a fragile mix of guardian and big sister, but it worked. I loved how incredibly close they were. They laughed, grieved, supported, and cared for one another. And Keisha (The Baddest Witch) was right there beside them, being the supportive friend they both needed.
The romance wasn't for me. The guys were nice, but what happened in the past and how they returned colored things a bit. I did like that they were able to get Bea to let her walls down and become people she could lean on. This book was warm and cozy with a tinge of sadness. The plot took me by surprise. I didn’t expect a magical medical mystery. An ancient covenant that no one knows anything about, causing havoc with the Wyatt coven and the MMCs' prowl—I was intrigued. And the magic was awesome; I will never look at a gnome the same way again. The Realest Witch was such a cozy read, but after that epilogue, I'm ready for something with a little bite. I was screaming after Zane's chapter. I can't wait for Emerald Cove.
The Realest Witch is a cozy, small town, why choose, witchy romance. It's told in multi pov and follows the MCs Beatrice, Kareem, Idris, Roman, and Cassius. Beatrice is a witch and who returns home to her small town and ends up falling for 4 jauguar shifter mates. Beatrice has been juggling a lot. She is still grieving but is also running her family diner and has stepped into the roll as guardian to her teenage sister following the tragic death of their parents. Needless to say she already had her hands full before Kareem and his betas returned to town.
I enjoyed the tension between them as well as the fated pull that Beatrice vehemently fought. There was a touch of mystery and plenty of shenanigans, a dash of magic, and toe curling romance. The storyline was suspenseful, charming, sexy, and entertaining. The character were well developed and loveable. The steamy moments were well written and sexy. They will easily fog up your glasses. I enjoyed this book even more than the first. If you want a cozy witchy read with a touch of suspense, look no further.
✨Themes & Tropes✨
💚Cozy Romantasy 💛Small Town 🩷Fated Mates 💚Found Family 💛Witch & Jaguar Shifters 🩷Why Choose 💚Magic & Mayhem 💛Rogue Gnomes
I absolutely loved this book! The growth of Beatrice was beautiful to read as she navigated her parent’s death, having to care for her teenage sister and, eventually, having to take on reconciling feelings surrounding her chosen mates.
In the previous book I felt that we didn’t get enough back story about the men but this book completely delivered on that front. Cassius, Idris, Roman and Kareem all had their own personalities that truly shined individually as well as showcased how they all smoothly interacted with each other. I enjoyed their separate chapters and seeing the story from their point of view.
The spice level of the book was a 5/5 and I enjoyed it. I like that the spice was there but wasn’t a major focal point of the story which made it very enjoyable as well as natural.
I enjoyed Zane’s chapter at the end and I can’t wait to read her story. I have a feeling it’s going to get crazy especially considering how strong of a witch she is.
Overall this book was insanely good and kept me reading one more chapter well after I was supposed to stop.
Dreia Wells has a way of pulling me into all of her books with suspense and I’m too excited to read more of her work.
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I absolutely loved this book! Bea is such a strong, stubborn, fiercely protective FMC, and I loved that she knows who she is and refuses to let anyone else dictate how she should live her life. Underneath all that strength, though, she’s also dealing with grief, family responsibilities, and figuring out what she truly wants for herself.
And then we have FOUR Jaguar shifters! 😍🔥 The chemistry, tension, and relationship dynamics had me hooked. I loved watching Bea navigate her feelings while trying to keep control of her own life. The men definitely bring the heat, but I also enjoyed the emotional side of the story and how important family, friendship, and loyalty are throughout it.
The small-town setting, witchy magic, shifters, and cozy holiday vibes made this such an enjoyable read. I loved the mix of cozy moments, humor, romance, and spice. Just when you think Bea has enough on her plate, something else comes along to complicate things!
I also really appreciated the found-family themes and the reminder that being strong doesn’t mean you have to carry every burden alone. Bea’s journey is about more than romance; it’s about making her own choices, accepting help, and figuring out what she wants her future to look like.
I've been waiting on this book since I read The Baddest Witch, I absolutely adore Dreia Wells and her books, this series is so cute and still ::waggles eyebrows:: delicious. We met Bea in the previous book and she has an interesting back story as she is helping to raise her sister after leaving to go do her own thing then her parents pass in a tragic accident. Bea is such an eldest sister - strong, stubborn, independent, caring, and protective. She knows who she is but she doesn't know what she wants. The men are delicious jaguar shifters who🔥yup, they're hot. I love this storyline - found family, following tradition for tradition sake is BS and making your own choices, learning that you can have it all and still accept help. That last one is tough for us eldest daughters. I love how Dreia writes, the emotion and each character has such depth and dimension even side characters.
I absolutely loved this one, before you start please make sure to read The Baddest Witch first, they are standalones. But helps you to understand who the other characters are who appear in this story.
The Realest Witch follows Beatrice a strong witch, who believe’s she is a powerless Witch. At a young age she finds out that she has been bound to four shifters: Kareem, Cassius, Idris & Roman thanks to an old family agreement. But Beatrice refuses to let this past agreement control her, till a tragedy changes everything. I really enjoyed Beatrice she was a very strong female lead & her guys don’t disappoint either.
Bea's story was such a fun addition to the Ruby Springs world! I loved getting to know her better and seeing her navigate the challenges of raising her younger sister, running the family diner, and figuring out what she truly wants for herself. Kareem and the three Betas were a great addition to the story, and I enjoyed watching their connections with Bea develop. I also loved learning more about the town's history, the family covenant, and the secrets that have been passed down through generations. The cozy witchy atmosphere, small-town magic, and found family made this such an enjoyable read. A charming standalone romance with plenty of magic, mystery, and heart!
Gah! I absolutely LOVE this series! When Dreia tells to get comfy and settle in, lawrdy, does she mean it! Welcome back to Ruby Springs, a town where I think ever darn one of us would love to live in. This book is giving us a new adventure, following Bea, one of the most kind hearted people that we met in book 1. She has got a lovely "handful" of thing coming her way in this book, and let me tell you, it's a handful! 😉 Come join in on this absolutely cozy, fun, and yes SPICY adventure in Ruby Springs. You won't be disappointed!
Loved this book and absolutely loved the characters. Our FMC Bea is a witch, she was bound to Jaguar shifters but she doesn’t want this! Unfortunately her parents pass and she has to run a dinner and bring up her teenage sister whose magic is playing up! She does everything she can to avoid the jaguar shifters but thankfully they do not give in easily!! I loved that they were so persistent, and actually loved that it was a fairly slow burn I feel like some books things happen too quickly but this was the perfect speed! Overall a fantastic read
Dreia gives us a wonderful standalone book! While you could read the Baddest witch first for some context, it's not needed to enjoy the story of Bea and the 4 Jaguar shifters she's been promised to, while running the family diner and dealing with a teenage sister who's magic is going wonky. To find out how Bea and her shifters get to their HEA, dive into this beautifully written story with complex characters and plot twists that keep you glued and turning pages throughout! I loved reading this story and highly recommend the series. Don't miss out on this book!!
We are back in Ruby Springs. This is Bea's story. And what a story it is. Bea doesn't believe in fate and does what she wants. She ends up having to move back to Ruby Springs. She still doesn't believe in letting fate win. Even when she's faced with her jaguar mates. I enjoyed that aspect immensely. Different from your normal shifters. While she's settling her parents' affairs, she is also taking care of her sister. This is a why choose fated mates romance that will keep you reading way past your bedtime. I highly recommend it.
This book was so fun. In fact this whole series has been fun. There is a certain charm that just keeps my interest. Plus it has that sweet, cozy heartwarming feeling when you finish the book.
Beatrice is amazing. I adore her. I mean she has so much on her plate, yet she does it with grace. She is grieving her parents, having to raise her sister, and keeping the family business running. She is a determined girl that gets stuff done.
The Jaguar shifter Kareem brings more than just his bad self to the town after being gone so long. He brings chaos. He also bring his three prowl mates, so that is fun.
This is a great read with a addicting storyline, great main characters, fast paced and family themed. I need more.
I really enjoyed this book. Bea doesn’t want fate to tell her who to love which is why she left her hometown for college. Well her suppose jaguar shifter mate moved away as well. But when tragedy makes Bea come back and raise her little witchy sister Zane. Now two years later and she trying to run the dinner and try to take care of Zane her powerful sister who magic is out of control. Her mate returns with his 3 beta and they want to figure out what happening to their bond. But she can’t fight all 4 of them no matter how much she would love to.
“Disasters have a particular talent for finding the places where you’ve convinced yourself you’re solid, and shining a long, unflattering light on every crack you’ve been patching over with stubbornness and routine. Maybe the lesson isn’t that I need to get stronger. Maybe the lesson, the one I’ve apparently been resisting for the better part of two years, is that strong enough to do everything alone was never the point.”
I loved Bea and Zane right from the beginning. Coming from a place where you do what you have to do to get through really made me love Bea even more. I loved her four mates as well. I read the first book as well so I was happy to see Keisha and her mates again. I love it when the authors keep their books interconnected like that. This was a great book and I look forward to the next one in the series. I highly recommend.
Arc Review I enjoyed this story because it falls in one of my favourite types of setting, a small town cosy story. It had me locked in because I was all in my feelings about the sisters dealing with grief from losing their parents. Zane was one of my favourite characters because her part in the story just broke my heart. I also understood Bae and her choices. I felt like she felt trapped and had no say in her future and made the choice to leave.
The why choose aspect of the story was so cute, sweet and also very much spicy.
I love that Kareem and his squad Cassius, Idris, and Roman have their own personalities and express their love in specific ways. The bather between them was funny.
I am so excited for Zane's story because she was my main draw in this story even though the story was about Bea.
I absolutely love Ruby Springs! Now we get to meet Bea and her Jaguar Quad. I first fell in love with Bea as a big sister. As a big sister myself, the idea of setting aside the life I built for my little sister isn't foreign to me, I would do it in a heart beat. But then enter her support system, her quad and those men have stolen my heart. Two things you can learn from this book, don't let fate determine your future and don't run from what you want because of fate and fear.
This was such an enjoyable read. From the characters, to the world building, the cozy and the spice, this RH witchy read ticked so many boxes for me. I enjoyed getting to know Beatrice and her four jaguar shifters. These characters are well developed and diverse. I thought this was well written, well paced and kept me intrigued. With a touch of mystery and spicy romance, this standalone was a fun, cozy read and I look forward to reading more in this shared world!
I absolutely loved The Baddest witch and jumped at the chance to read an arc of the Realest Witch! I’m so glad I did because this story was absolutely fantastic! It’s full of magic and mystery all wrapped up in a cozy witchy romance! Loved every minute of it and hope to return to this universe soon!
Loved it!! I absolutely adored Bea, she’s resilient, loyal, strong, stubborn, and extremely protective. Then there’s her four men, Cassius, Idris, Roman, and Kareem, who definitely bring the alpha male energy and are all sworn worthy. It’s a book filled with tension, magic, mystery, humor, romance, and spice. A great read and I can’t wait for whatever’s next!