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Title: The Witch's Tears
Subtitle: Sequel to The Witch's Kiss
Author: Katharine Corr, Elizabeth Corr
Narrator: Sarah Ovens
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 20 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-26-17
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Genres: Teens, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
Can true love's kiss break your heart?
The spellbinding sequel to The Witch's Kiss by authors and sisters Katharine and Elizabeth Corr.
It's not easy being a teenage witch. Just ask Merry. She's drowning in textbooks and rules set by the coven, drowning in heartbreak after the loss of Jack. But Merry is not the only one whose fairy tale is over.
Big brother Leo is falling apart, and everything Merry does seems to push him further to the brink. And everything that happens to Leo makes her ache for revenge. So when strangers offering friendship show them a different path, they'd be mad not to take it....
Some rules were made to be broken, right?
The darkly magical sequel to The Witch's Kiss burns wickedly bright.
Members Reviews:
Get reading the series, you wonât be disappointed.
The Witchâs Tears, is the sequel to, The Witchâs Kiss, which I reviewed earlier in the year. With a lot of sequels, the book never seems to live up to the first one, but there are always exceptions, and this is one of them.
The book starts off three months after where The Witchâs Kiss left off. Itâs the school holidays, and with their grief still strong after what happened in book one, Merry and Leo need one another to get though this tough time.
When their grandmother, and leader of the coven mysteriously vanishes, itâs up to the pair to find her, though with Merry still learning her craft, and Leo being consumed by his grief, becoming withdrawn, this is not going to be an easy feat.
The plot felt more in-depth that the first, especially when it came to Merry and Leoâs relationship, as these two seemed to be at the forefront of this book, as they both need one another to survive.
Merry is trying to learn and control her magic, even-though others donât always believe in her. Leo is losing himself, but with newly-arrived Ronan taking an interest in him, there is a light at the end of the tunnel for him. We also get to meet another newcomer, wizard Finn.
There is more action, magic and mayhem in this book than the last, especially right at the end, leading to the cliffhanger. The story is exceptionally well-written, and has you turning the pages at lightning speed, absorbing every detail, being sucked into the charactersâ lives, and the dangerous situation that they find themselves in.
If you have read book one, then you must read this one. If not, and you are a fan of magic/fantasy books, get reading the series, you wonât be disappointed.
Reviewed on Whispering Stories Book Blog
*I received a free copy of this book, which I voluntarily reviewed
Gripping enchanting story
Merry has defeated a powerful wizard, but the coven she's a member of treats her with distrust. She has to learn how to use magic by abiding to their rules, using their ways of spell casting, when she's finally allowed to actually perform something, and learning plenty of theory. This isn't how Merry feels she should practice her magic, but as it's the way her coven wants it she has no choice but to agree. After losing the boy she loves pretending to be a normal teenager while also being trained as a witch isn't easy, but Merry has to keep going.
Merry's brother Leo is struggling with heartbreak as well. He's angry and while he used to tell Merry everything he's now withdrawn and secretive.
