A review by kerryanndunn
Stitches and Witches by Nancy Warren
3.0
“Knitting was a diabolical exercise in frustration. Most everything I tried to knit ended up looking like something from the hedgehog family. Still, it wouldn’t look good to admit that the person running a knitting shop couldn’t knit, so I picked up a few pat phrases.”
This was an enjoyable second book in this series, but I want more witchy content and less murder mystery. I’m still loving the quaint, cozy Oxford setting and the quirky town folk, but I’m ready for these books to explore the Vampire/Witch connections way more than this second book did.
This was an enjoyable second book in this series, but I want more witchy content and less murder mystery. I’m still loving the quaint, cozy Oxford setting and the quirky town folk, but I’m ready for these books to explore the Vampire/Witch connections way more than this second book did.