#erin Sterling

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

Autumn, here we come 🍂🎃🐈‍⬛✨

[thereadingchallengechallenge]

TRCC Readathon - Day 1

finished:

The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling - 4/5

The Kiss Curse by Erin Sterling - 3/5

had a very fruitful first day blazing through the audiobooks for these two fun, witchy romances :3 if you like Practical Magic, you'll definitely enjoy these

[leer-reading-lire]

JOMP Book Photo Challenge || November || 8 || Set In Fall

[bookishbethanyerin]

• what to read if you’re ready for autumn •

If you’re craving cozy sweaters, crisp air, and pumpkin-spice everything, here are a few books you can dive into now to kickstart autumn.🍂☕️🎃

[nalit-source]

The Ex Hex (Ex Hex Series) by Erin Sterling

"Never mix vodka and witchcraft."

[bigheartedbibliophile]

Some books to help you get in the spooky season! This week, I'm highlighting some books with witches/witchy vibes. Are there any books you would add to this list?

[acotars]

Read in 2023:

Gwen had no doubt that whoever he was, his ancestors had absolutely once stared down the business end of guillotine. You don't get cheekbones like that without oppressing some peasants.

THE KISS CURSE by Erin Sterling ★★★★

[paperbaacks]

review:

this is a very high 3.5 stars btw!!

trigger warnings: none what i liked — ☆ okay this was actually so cute, i didn't think i was going to enjoy it as much as i did! the setting and the vibes are immaculate actually ☆ i liked vivi so much. she's a good main character, and i also liked rhys which is very interesting that i ended up enjoying both the mcs. usually i like one and think the other is stupid lol. ☆ sir purrcival i would DIE FOR YOU!!!! ☆ i liked the mystery of it too. it was super cosy and fun. ☆ but mostly i just like that the smut is very limited in this book. it's there and still it's not overpowering, the perfect balance (aka, barely there, and if it's there, it's done super quickly) what i didn't like — ★ i thought the main characters went from exes to sleeping together so quick. i wish it was a little more gradual than it was in the book because like one second she was internally cursing him and the next she's fucking him. ★ whatever happened to his betrothed???? did i just miss the part where he explains it?? imagine vivi goes back to wales with him and he's still betrothed lmao wouldn't that be something. ★ the mystery, while cosy, was super predictable too. not that it sucked or anything, i just wish a bit more thought went into it that's all.

[permanent0midnight]

JOMP BPC | October 2023 | 18 - witches

Never mix vodka and witchcraft.

[fated-mates]

Six titles from our season five Halloween episode are currently priced at $2 or less!

Snatch 'em up! Sarah Blue's CHARMING YOUR DAD Laura Lovely's PUMPKIN POOUNDER Sarah Spade's HALLOWEEN BOO Erin Sterling's THE EX HEX Alexis Daria's WHAT THE HEX Sally Thorne's ANGELIKA FRANKENSTEIN MAKES HER MATCH

[princessofmanyfaces]

The Ex Hex

A 5 Star read for me | This book was PERFECTION

Erin, girly, come here and let me give you a kiss. 

FINALLY, after what feels like forever I found a good wotch book. I love witches, I want to read all about witches but no book hit like this. NO. BOOK. It's such a cute and funny and cozy read for spooky season! 

The little breakup at the end was unnecessary but I can look over that. I devoured that book! The writing was great, the plot made sense, the romance was amazing, the characters have my heart

Love love LOVED IT

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[thestarsmakemedream-art]

RANDOM WEEK Your invitation from the witches arrived. The original composition came from a scene of a silly little romantic novel, Ex Hex by Erin Sterling. The book wasn't anything special but this idea stuck into my mind.

[stephtuckerauthor]

The Ex Hex is genuinely addictive. I'm about halfway through, and it's only been a few hours. Will deffo finish it tomorrow.

Enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would.

[readingoals]

I'm very behind in posting what I've read this year lmao

The Ex Hex was my first book of Feb and I really enjoyed it. I picked it up ages ago when I was trying to get more into romance, without really knowing anything about it, so I was a little nervous when I realised it was a second chance romance which I generally do not see the appeal of. But the way it was done felt reasonable and not too hard to believe.

I did find it a little harder to get through than I'd thought I would but I think that was more to do with me (it was the middle of summer which I hate and work had just gone back so i was exhausted), rather than any problem with the book. The minute I picked it up and started reading I had a good time.

The two leads had good chemistry and I really enjoyed their relationship, the witchy vibes were fun, and the background characters were all interesting. It was cute and I would definitely consider reading the next book in the series.

[bookishbethanyerin]

• the wedding witch •

When autumn rolls around, I always crave cozy, small-town witchery, and for the past couple years, Erin Sterling’s Ex Hex books have been a highlight of the season.

Where “The Ex Hex” and “The Kiss Curse” are fun Halloween-y romps, “The Wedding Witch,” offers a different spin on things, with its Yule-tide setting and time travel element – something that can be an extremely slippery slope. But fear not: Erin Sterling navigates it well, providing a step back in time that is incredibly fun and doesn’t upset the paradoxical rules of the space-time continuum.

The story follows Bowen Penhallow, the middle Penhallow brother who is basically a recluse, spending all his time working on a secret project, far away from people, and Tamsyn, a human we met in “The Ex Hex” (but it’s okay if you haven’t read it!) and who works to procure magical objects for witches. Bowen has an exclusive contract with Tamsyn as he continues to work on his project—and he is desperately in love with her but knows nothing can ever come of it because 1) they work together, and 2) his family loathes her. But when Bowen and Tamsyn show up at the same wedding, they are swept back in time to the 1950s to retrieve an artifact and solve a mystery before they exhaust their window to get back to the present.

Despite being set during the winter holidays rather than autumnal Halloween, this is a fun tale and it’s extremely easy to love both Tamsyn and Bowen, who will make you laugh out loud and swoon in turn. And yes—there is very good spice here. So if you want a cozy, witchy read that will heat you up when it’s particularly chilly out, definitely add this one to your TBR!

🔮An enormous thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review an advanced copy!🌲

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JOMP Book Photo Challenge || October || 18 || Witches