Review- Blackheath: Resurrection (The Blackheath Witches #2) by Gabriella Lepore

Title: Blackheath: Resurrection

Series: The Blackheath Witches #2

Previous book in this series: Blackheath

Author: Gabriella Lepore

Genre: YA, urban fantasy

Publication date: October 2016

Published by: Oftomes Publishing

Source: Purchased ebook

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Synopsis: In the aftermath of the Fallows disappearance, the Tomlins brothers learn to cope without Maximus's guidance. Determined to develop their powers, Joel and his brothers practise the art of witchcraft in the safety of the mansion. But when a surprise arrival shows up at their door, the boys are divided. With Maggie caught in the middle, and the Tomlinses at risk, the small town of Blackheath prepares for a new power to take over.

A storm is coming.

In fact, it's already here.

My rating: ★★★★☆

I adored the previous book! It was a very fun book about a cursed girl who seeks the help of her witch-y classmate and then sparks fly. It was just great, so I was very excited for this one! And while I did enjoy it, I actually didn’t love it as much as I thought I would.

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Title: Blackheath

Series: Blackheath #1

Author: Gabriella Lepore

Genre: YA, urban fantasy, paranormal

Publication date: December 2015

Published by: Of Tomes Publishing

Source: For review from Xpresso Book Tours

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Synopsis:

Seventeen-year-old Maggie Ellmes is dogged by a case of chronic bad luck. She figures that’s just her lot in life—that is, until the psychic at Blackheath’s annual carnival reveals that Maggie’s problems are caused by more than just ordinary misfortune; she’s actually been cursed.

Desperate to shake the hex, Maggie has no choice but to seek out the help of Joel Tomlins, a rebellious classmate who’s descended from Blackheath’s most powerful line of witches. After breaking all of his coven’s conventions to help her, Joel discovers that the curse isn’t as bad as Maggie fears. In fact, it’s much, much worse.

My rating: ★★★★★
I love witchy, magical books, so this was right up my alley. And Blackheath--words cannot describe how much I loved this book!