Bailey Tomlin is getting married. Fiance Wes Haverman's family is a big deal in Rochester, New York and their wedding is therefore also a big deal, at least to her future mother-in-law and close relations. While searching for her perfect dress Bailey meets up with a woman from Zenobia who offers to make her the gown of her dreams. If only it had remained as simple as that!

When strange things begin to happen to Bailey and those around her the perfect dress becomes the least of her worries especially when she runs into a visitor whose heart is firmly fixed in the past, finally locates her birth mother, and learns her mom is looking to her future as well.

The second of Elizabeth Bass's Cupcake Coven Romance books is a fun, easy read and continues on from the scene setting first book. This time Bailey Tomlin takes centre stage after reluctantly discovering her inner witch! An enjoyable read, I hope there will be more to come from this likeable and original series.

I was able to read an advanced copy of this book thanks to NetGalley and the publishers but the opinions expressed are my own. I enjoyed this very much.

I need to preface this with I didn't realise it was book two on a series so maybe some of the back story is obviously missing for me.

I didn't connect with any character in the book. They seemed one dimensional and I really didn't care for any of them. The continuous narrative of "I'm an insurance salesperson, I don't take chances" wore thin after a while and I didn't really understand why the antagonist took against Bailey, the protagonist. As for the love stories? They were blah and honestly even with magic involved, the meet cute was convoluted.

Maybe if I'd read book one I'd have enjoyed it more but it's 2.5stars rounded up to 3 from me.

I was excited for this one but unfortunately the romance just didn’t do it for me. Emotional cheating is cheating and I don’t like reading about it. It just wasn’t for me. But I can see others enjoying it.

What worked for me, the cozy magic read, the talking parrot, who stole the show for me! Bailey finding her true family ties.

This book was a struggle for me, for one the cheating, and the excuses made to make it "ok". The felt the story was a bit disjointed in parts lacking information that would help it be believable.

Let’s start with what I liked. The magical parts of this book was cool: Bailey realizing that she has powers, her witch-y relatives, and her talking parrot were wonderful and interesting parts.

Sadly the romance just wasn’t for me. First, it comes a bit too short for me. Seton was an interesting character and they had some nice moments together but he disappeared for chunks of the story, only to show back up again with both of them randomly having developed feelings. Second, Bailey’s pre-existing engagement was boring. There was no connection between her and Wes that would’ve convinced me that they had a semi-successful relationship prior to this story, much less one that resulted in an engagement. Thirdly, I’d personally count emotional cheating as ‘proper’ cheating so them not only doing that but Bailey also twisting herself into a pretzel pretending that kissing also isn’t cheating wasn’t the tension filled plot point it was supposed to be. Just break up with the fiancé, girl, you don’t even seem to like him all that much anyways.

Singlehandedly had me questioning whether i like witch trope or is it just this book that doesn't do it for me.
Answer.... it's this book.

A very fun interesting book. I loved how witches entered the story. Lots of twists and turns. It was hard to put down.

I received a DIGITAL Advance Reader Copy of this book from #NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I had an insanely hard time getting through this book. It felt like nothing happened until over halfway through. I kind of wish I allowed myself to DNF books because I should have allowed myself to stop reading this. (I was so happy it was over)

If you're looking for a book with romance in it, there is little to no romance in this. The main interest and the "love interest" are barely together and have really developed no relationship at all.

Bailey has an identity crisis right before her wedding. An "Oh.My.God. I don't believe in witchcraft. I can't possibly be a witch!" kind of crisis. With that in mind, the story takes off in a frequently laugh-out-loud sort of way. The Witch Hitch is a light-hearted, fun, easy read I enjoyed and recommend.

Bailey is preparing for her wedding and things start to fall apart. It was challenging to feel sorry for Bailey because she didn’t really seem that interested in the wedding or Wes, her fiancé. Readers didn’t really get to know Wes well. There just wasn’t a connection. It would be easy to think his family was awful but honestly Bailey’s behavior was beyond frustrating. She learns more about her heritage and meets a man from another time period. While she is attracted to him, the relationship just seems so unequal that it wasn’t probable for me. I think if it had just been about Bailey’s discovery of her witchiness, it would have drawn me in more.

This book was really fun to read. Yes, there were a few gaping plot holes with the Bailey/Wes relationship and it was pretty predictable how the love story would end. The magic part of the book was super entertaining and creative, so that more than made up for it. If you enjoy easy witchy rom/coms with a lot of random mayhem and talking animals, definitely check this one out! Thank you NetGalley and publishers for the ARC!

I was engaged by the first half of The Witch Hitch. The story opens as Bailey is preparing for her wedding in 3 weeks. Along with ambivalence and some jitters, she also begins to experience other more curious symptoms, including electric pulses, and to encounter an older woman who resembles her strikingly. In the process of tracking this person - who turns out to be her birth mother - down, Bailey meets up with Seton, a time traveler from 1930, and learns that she is a witch.

As the story progresses, many additional plotlines are introduced:
- a supernatural threat to Bailey
- Bailey's adoptive mother's attempts to begin dating
- Bailey's boss' back-story

As Bailey begins to question whether she's ready to move forward with the wedding, she becomes more fascinated by Seton. Other than an immediate physical attraction, you don't really get to know Seton and to understand why he and Bailey are so drawn to each other.

I think the book would have been more cohesive if the author had concentrated on the primary relationships in the book - those between Bailey and Esme, her birth mother and between Bailey and Seton. The additional plotlines were distracting and didn't really add to our understanding of the characters.

Thanks to the author and to Kensington Books for an advance copy. This is an honest review.

I loved A Letter to Three Witches and was so excited to have another story with these characters. It was also so great to expand the universe a little with the introduction of Bailey. I liked Bailey a lot and enjoyed watching her accept being a witch and bond with her cousins. It was clear that she was going to end up with Seton but the journey in getting there was very enjoyable. Wes wasn't a bad guy, but his family was awful and the fact that he continued to allow his ex to hang around and was fine with her being involved in the wedding made it clear he was definitely not the person for Bailey. That guy either needs to tell Madeline that there will never be anything between them or just get back together with her - it was clear he will never have a successful relationship with any woman if she is still hanging around. And that was why it was totally okay that the wedding didn't happen. The continuing problem of Tannith provided the push Bailey needed in order to embrace her witch side. I am very much looking forward to the next book to see what craziness the future has in store for these witches.

Thank you to Netgalley and Kensington Books for an ARC of this book.

I found it incredibly difficult to get into this book - normally I just fall into the fantasy/mystical romance books, but this one was hard.

There was too much going on and somehow at the same time the plot dragged and I would get bored.
I couldn't connect with any of the characters and felt them silly at times.

I did however like how our main character (Bailey) came into her powers and discovered a whole different side to herself.

I think a little more time could have been spent on the plot and character development.

Sadly, the book just wasn't for me - not an instant love or "must-read" for me.

This was a cute concept for a rom com and I liked how her powers unfolded and how she realized that she didn’t need to conform and could be herself. There was just a lot going on and with the bad guy being someone they accidentally banished because they are banned from using their powers was weird and how they were banished at the end was a little anticlimactic.

Thanks to Kensington Books and Netgalley for the complimentary copy of this book in e-book form. All opinions in this review are my own.

I always feel like when a book is tagged at cozy it will either feel like a warm hug or will be full of blundering characters that are silly- to unlikable.

Unfortunately this was not a warm hug.

I didn’t really like the characters and the plot dragged.

Thanks to NetGalley and Kensington books for an eARC.

2.5 rounded down

I don’t feel the connection between Wes and Bailey nor Selton and Bailey. Simply said I don’t feel any connection to any of the characters. They are all pretty much unlikeable.

The plot also feels chaotic. There are a lot of things going on, and it wants to cover everything but fails to do so.

I was expecting a charming and fun witch story but ended up slightly disappointed.

Thank you NetGalley, the author and the publisher for giving me the eARC in exchange for my honest review

This is a sweet, charming, and light romance/ urban fantasy perfect for beach or porch reading. I didn't realize it was second in the series until I went to write this review so there is no problem with starting in the middle. That said, I'm really excited that we'll get to spend more time with the Zenobia witches. Recommended.

2.5🌟

When I requested this book kn NetGalley I didn't know this was the second book in a series. This is not an issue, btw. You can read this as a standalone as the central characters are different than in book one.

This was a story about a woman who doesn't know she is a witch and all the shenanigans that ensue after she learns of that fact.

It was entertaining and a great read for readers to pick up for Halloween.

A cute ,fun,witchy romance with a litle mystery and suspense.
Bailey duscovers she is a witch and has powers.
Then het life begins to change will it be for the better.
Really enjoyed reading this cute story.
Volunarily reviewed.