This was a fun read with witches, ghosts, magic all set in 19th century Alabama. When I started to read for a hobby I used to read a lot of historical fiction and I enjoyed getting back to my roots. I am also a fan of PNR and an avid horror reader and I truly appreciated the paranormal aspect in this book as well. It was a fun and thrilling read with a great writing style.


Thank you to the publisher and netGalley for the opportunity to read the eARC of this book!

Ghosts, witches, and magic, what's not to love.

Enjoyed this book. A fast read. Good, plot, great cast of characters. Just a great book

Expecting this to be a best seller!

Highly recommend.

Thank you to NetGalley, the publisher and author for granting me an advance copy in return for my honest opinion.

Thank you to Netgally, the publishers, and Betty Bolte

When I requested this book I was unaware that it was apart of a series, one that requires you to read the previous books for this one to make sense. I am unable to read all the previous books along with this one before the publish date. Therefore, I will rate this a fair 3/5 stars and will adjust the rating and review when I am able to read all the books in the series along with this one.

I am sorry for any issues caused by this and I will be more careful in the future.

This was an awesome adventure with a new to me author!
She's done a wonderful job of drawing me into the book from page one and I didn't want to put this story down for one minute!
Cassie, Silas, Giles and Finn I've enjoyed in getting to know. I felt like they were my family.
Faith and Hope were a little harder to know. But then they had a reason.
Most of us do have events or reasons that is cause for skeletons in our closets so to speak. Truth does come out eventually no matter who or what you are.
I love the idea of big brothers. Cassie is so lucky to have them!
Very well written. I highly recommend!
My thanks for a copy of this book. I was NOT required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own.

Firstly, I didn’t realise before reading this book that it was part of a series. It was the whole synopsis that drew me in, historical fiction, paranormal element written into it, set at a crossroads inn in Alabama.
I could already picture on my head from that and I was intrigued immediately.
I absolutely loved this book! How is the author not more well known or talked about? She’s awesome!
A brilliant writing style that is easy to follow and enjoy, amazing characters and written with such flair.
Although I enjoyed this as a stand-alone, I feel that when I re-read it, once I’ve gone back and read all of the previous novels, I’m sure I’ll get that bit more from it.
But in all seriousness, I would recognise this book.
Thank you to the author, the publisher and Netgalley for my arc.

In Legends Of Wrath by Betty Bolte all the siblings have come home but it’s Silas who the book is mainly about. He starts an investigation and through his investigation will come to terms with the loss of his mother and who his father really is. Cassie of course almost got in trouble again but was saved once again by Giles The ants are insistent that Cassie go to live with them but they have ulterior motives. This is another gradebook from another great series that I highly recommend. I received this book from NetGalleyShelf and a publisher that I am leaving this review voluntarily please forgive any mistakes as I am blind to dictate my review but all opinions are definitely my own.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Legends Of Wrath. It’s a wonderful addition to the Fury Falls Inn series. I love how the author intertwines paranormal and historical fiction into this series. This is a thrilling read with a lot of page-turning action, a little spooky in places as I was wondering if Cassie and Sirus would survive the adversity in front of them. The fact that it’s set in my home state of Alabama was an added bonus.

I highly recommend this book as well as the other books in the series. I’m looking forward to reading Homecoming, but a little sad that it’s the final book.