The phrase "mirar the witch" can be interpreted as "look at the witch" in English. The word "mirar" is the Spanish word for "look" and "the witch" refers to a person who practices witchcraft or magic. In many cultures, witches are associated with supernatural powers and abilities. They are often depicted as women who possess the ability to cast spells, make potions, and communicate with spirits or supernatural beings. These representations of witches can be found in various folklore, literature, and media. The act of "looking at the witch" can be seen as observing or studying their practices, behavior, or appearance.
I returned to Graves Glen in The Kiss Curse and I loved it! The Kiss Curse by Erin Sterling is a spin-off to The Ex Hex and follows Gwyn and Wells.
Now that Graves Glen is being fueled by the magic of the Jones women Gwyn, Vivi, and Gwyn s mother Elaine and the Penhallows the founders of the town don t have as strong of connection to the town anymore, Wells uses the opportunity to convince his dad to let him go there and reestablish themselves as a prominent family. Rhys brother Wells and Vivi s cousin Gwyn trade punches and kisses when Wells travels from Wales to monitor the new magic situation in Graves Glen and opens a magic shop across the street from Gwyn s store, Something Wicked.
The act of "looking at the witch" can be seen as observing or studying their practices, behavior, or appearance. It could also imply a sense of fascination or curiosity about the supernatural and the unknown. In some cases, "looking at the witch" may carry negative connotations, suggesting a judgmental or fearful attitude towards those who practice witchcraft.
The Kiss Curse (The Ex Hex #2)
I loved The Ex Hex so I smashed that request button on NetGalley when this sequel popped up.
What is this book about?
Rhys’ brother Wells and Vivi’s cousin Gwyn trade punches and kisses when Wells travels from Wales to monitor the new magic situation in Graves Glen and opens a magic shop across the street from Gwyn’s store, Something Wicked. Gwyn and Wells slowly fall in love, but as they do, Gwyn’s magic seems to be…malfunctioning. They work together to find out what’s going on and it’s more complicated than the hex they had to clear in the first book!
What is notable about the story?
A twist so great you’ll experience it twice. Erin Sterling got me, I have to admit it. I was convinced I knew what was going on in terms of who was working against Gwyn, but then it seemed like everything was okay, but then Sterling hit me across the face with a two-by-four and I was like “tough but fair” because I shouldn’t have let my guard down.
Also, this book has a lot of foreplay and not a lot of sex until the last 20% or so, when Gwyn and Wells have some pretty interesting scenes together. I appreciate the break from the traditional, but I did wish I didn’t have to wait as long as I did, even though it did end up being worth it.
Was anything not so great?
- I had to wait too long for the sex scenes.
That’s it. That’s the list. Everything else was adorable, passionate, and I’ll take a funny talking cat any day of the week.
What’s the verdict?
4 stars on Goodreads and like The Ex Hex this would make a perfect beach read. It’s a fast, fun read that keeps you guessing all the way. Definitely pick it up along with The Ex Hex if you haven’t already. Enjoy!
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Over the years, witches have been portrayed in different ways, ranging from evil and malevolent beings to wise and benevolent figures. In some modern interpretations, witches are seen as powerful women reclaiming their own agency and embracing their inherent magical abilities. In conclusion, the phrase "mirar the witch" is a simple expression that encapsulates the act of looking at and observing a witch, whether it be as a subject of curiosity, fear, or even admiration. It highlights the enduring fascination and intrigue surrounding the concept of witchcraft and its practitioners in various cultures and societies..
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