Black Arts, White Craft

Black Arts, White Craft by Hailey Edwards
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a crazy weird premise but I am loving this random group of paranormals and their insanity.

As book 2, we are diving right in where we left our band of misfits. Rue’s life has sort-of been blown up since her shop was destroyed. She has been left with some traumatized friends/employees and a town rallying behind her for the most part. Her cover for helping out the Black Hat Bureau is that she’s leveraging her experience with her “ex” as a way to help consult on other abuse cases. Oh, and Rue is also dealing with an irritating hair bracelet (gross, right? Yet somehow not) and cupcake deliveries as she is being courted in the weirdest way possible by Asa. While they navigate their very very slow burn relationship, Clay and Colby are just instant BFFs.

This book revolves around what seems to be a new case but is actually a continuation of Rue’s weird starter case from last book. Stress on the “book” part of that. There’s wendigos and zombies and death and secrets but it is all rolled together in a fun and exciting glimpse into a recovering black witch’s struggle to stay good. I am loving this female main character that’s a recovering heart eater. I can honestly say that I’ve never read a series like this and probably never will. For that alone, it’s worth a read.

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