Thank you thank you to Sourcebooks Fire for an eARC in exchange for an honest review!

I am a HUGE fan of Rachel's work. As a Seattleite, her stories just really call to me, so it's no surprise that I absolutely adored Wild is the Witch even more than The Nature of Witches!

Between the magic, the setting, and the characters, this one captured what I love most about the PNW and animals. In one sitting, I read Iris and Pike's story. Between their bickering, sweet moments, and tear-jerking exchanges, this one will be a warm hug and a punch to the gut.

At first, I honestly couldn't see how he was the live interest because THE BICKERING WAS THAT GOOD. And then of course Iris had to go ruin it with a curse.

This book is just beautiful. It's touching, sweet, and I won't lie, the last 15% of the book was rough. I had to keep wiping my eyes to read through the tears. I loved how much both Like and Iris grew as characters over a matter of days, and I loved seeing the theme of forgiveness throughout the book.

Overall, this was just a truly fantastic book, and I easily read it in one sitting. Cannot recommend this one enough!

Cw: animal deaths

I read this book in one setting. I couldn't put it down. I love her ability to make me feel like I am in the pacific northwest even though I have never actually been there. She is an auto buy author for me and my library.