In Charm's Way (The Witches of Thistle Grove)

"In Charm's Way: The Witches of Thistle Grove" is another delightful addition to Lana Harper's enchanting series. While not the strongest installment, it still captivates readers with its well-developed characters and charismatic storytelling. Delilah, the protagonist, may come off as slightly annoying at times, mirroring the actions of her predecessor, Nina. However, the slow realization of her mistakes adds depth to her character and keeps readers engaged. The suspicious behavior of Cat also adds a layer of mystery, making the story more intriguing. Harper's ability to seamlessly blend contemporary romance, fantasy, and LGBTQIA+ themes is worth applauding. The stories in this series are refreshingly easy to read and don't dwell too heavily on LGBTQIA+ angst, making them accessible to a wider audience. While some readers may not connect with Delilah as strongly as they did with Morty from the previous book, the overall storyline is still compelling. The introduction of a new fae character leaves readers eager for more developments in future installments. In conclusion, "In Charm's Way: The Witches of Thistle Grove" may not be the standout book in the series, but it's still an enjoyable read that maintains the magical atmosphere of Thistle Grove and its enchanting witches.