There was a lot to latch on to here. Honestly, I was confused by the viewpoints, and got some character names mixed up. Maybe this was no fault of the author, and that it was all on me, but it made it difficult to read this book. I liked the idea behind it, liked the plot and the premise, but I had a really hard time connecting.

On a secluded Scottish island in 1998 a mother and her three daughters are separated. 20 years later, Luna is still searching for her mom and two sisters while trying to rise above her own trauma. When Luna receives a call from the police saying one of her sisters has been found, she is ecstatic... Until she realizes Clover is seven years old - the same age she was when she disappeared. The mystery pulls Luna back to the Scottish island where she unravels her trapped memories & discovers the truth about her family.

The Lighthouse Witches tells an intense, spooky tale through the eyes of mama Liv in 1998, sister Luna in 2021, and the words of a grimoire from 1620. I thought the different perspectives brought such an exciting pace to the novels, allowing the reader to try to connect the dots as we go. I found it so easy to become attached to Liv and her girls - I still ache to give Saffy a hug. 🥲

I have a major soft spot for Gaelic myths and absolutely loved Cooke's take on wildlings. I think the mixing of fae lore and witchy magic was so incredibly clever. It was also the PERFECT amount of creepy, just enough to make me nervous without forcing me to put down the book 🤣

I gave The Lighthouse Witches 5 stars on GoodReads & I am ABSOLUTELY going to be following Cooke's work from here on out! Special thanks to Netgalley for providing a digital copy in exchange for an honest review!

I could kiss Berkley Publishing Group seriously kiss y'all for allowing me to read and review The Lighthouse Witches! 😘😍 and thanks to NetGalley and Author!

So I jumped up and down like a little school girl when I seen this added to my shelf! Yay!
Anything witches and thriller I'm there! All over it!

And this book was one hell of a book! The book sucked me right in. And honestly I was up till 3am finishing it because it sucked me in and I didn't want to stop!
The writing WOW! Superb and amazing! Cooke, outdid herself here!
All I'm going to say is...... You guys will not want to miss this one!
Its wild, wonderful, thrilling, amazing!!! I could go on and on......

Thank you for providing me with an advanced ebook copy!

I will post yo my Goodreads and bookstagram account closer to.pub date!

Better than I expected. An island full of secrets and a mysterious lighthouse. ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for a fair review.

I would like to thank netgalley and the publisher for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review. I have always been fascinated by lighthouses, witches, and time travel so I knew I had to read this book. I couldn’t put it down, it sucked me right in. We start in the year 1998 on a remote Scottish island with a single mom and her three daughters fleeing in the night so she can take on a job, paying a mural in a lighthouse. Eventually they learn of local lore, about wildings, children who could look like your own and want to destroy everything around you. This book alternates between 1998, 2021 and in the late 1600s during a witch trial. The stories weak seamlessly together creating one novel you won’t want to put down.