Gwen's family line of witches have been forbidden for almost a hundred years, but they still consider themselves non-practicing witches. That's why Gwen and her two cousins, Trudy and Milo, have a tightly knit friend group that they call the 'cousin coven'. Each of them get a letter from Gwen's adopted sister, Tannith, and all the letters say the same thing: that she is moving away to New York at the end of the week, and that she is taking one of their significant others with her. Since Tannith has always been mean spirited, and has a history of boyfriend stealing, they take her seriously and now they all have to wonder: whose guy is she going to charm away?

The book is told from the point of view of Gwen, and occasionally of Tannitha's cat Griz. I really enjoyed both narrators!

This was a really fun and lighthearted book full of magical goodness, and of all sorts of bizarre madcap hijinks by the three cousins. I found it endlessly amusing, and couldn't put it down because question after question kept coming up. It keeps you guessing, and it keeps you laughing, because you're never sure what scheme they're going to come up with next! I loved every minute of it!

Thank you so much to Kensington Publishing and to Dreamscape Media for providing me with an ARC of this audiobook via NetGalley in exchance for my honest review.

A light-hearted, paranormal romcom featuring a close group of witches who are dealing with their love lives and problems related to using their magic again for the first time in a long time. Perfect for fans of The ex-hex, the Fairy Godmothers Inc series by Saranna DeWylde or the Fix-it witches series by Ann Aguirre. A good listen on audio with two narrators. Much thanks to NetGalley and Kensington books for my advance review copy.