Book Review: In the Company of Witches by Auralee Wallace
In the Company of Witches by Auralee Wallace is the primary book in the mystical and charming new Evenfall Witches B&B comfortable secret series, where a visitor passes on in the quaint little inn Brynn Warren helps her aunties run, and the youthful witch should depend on some typical investigating to demonstrate her Aunt Nora's innocence. Brynn Warren lives with her aunties Izzy and Nora and her antisocial uncle Gideon in the overnight boardinghouse they've made of their hereditary home of Ivywood Hollow. For quite a long time, the Warren family has been viewed as a kind of gatekeeper component for the unassuming community of Evenfall, Connecticut. Inhabitants would go to the Warrens for useful tidbits, exhortation, and solace—and every so often for help of a considerably more transient nature, or as Brynn puts it gruffly: Sorcery. Charms and conjurations. Spells and incantations. Divinations and charms. All the hocus-pocus old spouses used to discuss in quieted t...