That Ain’t Witchcraft–Book Review

That Ain’t Witchcraft (InCryptid, #8)That Ain’t Witchcraft by Seanan McGuire
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was another great adventure, fast paced and constantly twisting. I have really been enjoying the movement and almost ensemble cast feel of the Antimony stories, and I’m excited that it seems like we’re going to get to see more of at least some of these characters. I also really enjoyed the novella at the end that seems to be leading to the next story and also answered an important question that popped up during the novel.

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Tricks for Free–Book Review

Tricks for Free (InCryptid, #7)Tricks for Free by Seanan McGuire
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the next bit of Antimony’s story, and it’s just as compelling and fast paced as Magic for Nothing. The only downside to these stories is that I can’t read fast enough to just pull it in all at once and completely immerse myself. Don’t tell Verity, but Antimony is my favorite, and I could read stories about her all day long.

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Chaos Choreography–Book Review

Chaos Choreography (InCryptid, #5)Chaos Choreography by Seanan McGuire
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my favorite InCryptid so far! The dancing and dialogue and relationships! It was fabulous, and I stayed up way too late reading, but it was worth it. And that ending! I have one little complaint–I think the end of the competition meant that Verity got off easy with making her decision, but she was already leaning that way anyhow, so it’s okay.

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Cabinet Jack–Book Review

Cabinet Jack (Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper #16)Cabinet Jack by J.L. Bryan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really love this series. It’s a favorite when I need something engaging and entertaining and soothing all at once, and these books always fit the bill. And as always, the settings are fantastic! I love all the odd places we go in these books, and I really like that we get so much history of all the haunted places. We get so many interesting types of ghosts, too. This one had some fascinating oddities in the settings, and I could just picture all the old and intricately carved woodwork.

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