Book Review: ‘Witch Of Wild Things: A Novel’ By Rachel Vasquez Gilliland

Sage Flores is returning to Cranberry, Va after eight years, and still mourning the death of her sister Sky, who haunts her to this day. Her family has witch powers, that are tied to their emotions. She’s moving back in with her aunt, and her younger sister, who she has an estranged relationship with. She gets her old job back at the Cranberry Rose Company, where she was known for her ability to talk to plants. Sage shocked when she sees Tennessee Reyes, her first love all those years ago, is working there, and he looks fine. They were actually online friends, back in the old AOL chat rooms, but he never knew he was talking to her, and they just ghosted her. Now that they are older, he is all into her, and now she has to protect her heart, mend fences with her family, and hopefully let love in. A solid, fun novel, full of magic, romance, and characters you can follow along with and root for.

You can pick up Witch Of Wild Things in stores on Tuesday, September 5th from Berkley.