A human woman treasure thief/tomb radar and a powerful male witch join forces to attend a wedding as a favor and to get a million dollar broach. While performing this task they get sucked into a spell and end up saving the witches best friend.

It was ok. There is a lot in this book that doesn’t add to the story. The whole book could be cleaned up a bit. It was frustrating to the reader going through this and continuously asking, “OK, why is this important?”. The ending was drawn out a lot. The love story aspect and the ending were very cute and well done. You really do feel for Declan and Cary for the situation. Also, overall this wasn’t very witchy or spooky. It was a thriller once you start tying all the clues together. Very Cliché time traveling concept, gave Jumanji ending vibes.

This was a nice escape from both reality and the misery of summer. I enjoyed the weird magic and can’t say I totally saw the end coming (other than the romance part). If you’ve read the other books, you’ll enjoy this one too.

Oh so witchy good! The chemistry, time travel, and Christmassy vibes blended perfectly and I loved every page!

Thank you NetGalley and Avon for this arc in exchange for an honest review!

Incredibly entertaining. Bowen was such a goner for Tamsyn from the very beginning and Tamsyn was hysterical.

I've really enjoyed this whole series. They have been entertaining from start to finish regardless of any smaller issues I've had with them. The first two have a more Halloween/Fall vibe and this one was more Christmas, but any contemporary magic settings are 😍

I will say the relationship in here went from 0-100 emotionally super fast and the whole reason they believe they're sent back in time gets no page time. They keep saying they need to fix something and then never do anything to fix it. BUT all that took a back seat to two really charming characters and witchy vibes ✨

Would highly recommend this whole series for anyone looking for witchy vibes and loveable characters.

I love this world and I love these characters. I am so happy to return to the Penhallow family and their relationships. My only complaint is that the book was too short, thank you NetGalley for an ARC of this title.

Easily the worst of the trilogy. Odd choice to develop your central relationship through a few texts/emails and then move on to a time travel plot that you couldn’t really explain either. I wished Sterling had decided whether this was going to be a Halloween or Christmas novel up front because whatever this was didn’t scratch my itch for either holiday.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the advance reader's copy of the book. I'm so happy that Bowen finally got his own book. He always intrigued me the most in the previous two books, and I greatly enjoyed this one. I loved that Tamsyn was redeemed and I love her and Bowen together. When I started this book, I couldn't put it down. I can't wait to buy this and add it to the first two. Kudos to the author.

Each book in this series gets better and better. I found this one extra fun, with its Christmassy vibes, time travel element, fun cast of characters, mild mystery aspects, and atmospheric, magical setting. I thought the climax was a little less intense than book two had, but still enjoyable, and overall really entertaining. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for magical, witchy, Christmas themed spicy romance. Thank you to Netgalley and HarperCollins for the ARC.

This book was everything I wanted and more for the third book in the series! I've been looking forward to this since I finished The Kiss Curse, and I was not disappointed! Definitely worth the wait!

I absolutely loved this book. I was big fans of the first two books and wasn't sure if this one was going to live up to the first two. I had no reason to be worried. This book was amazing. I loved every bit of the story and the characters. You also get to see small glimpses of the lives of the characters from the first two books in the series. I highly recommend reading this book. It can be read as a stand alone, but there are mentions of characters and events that happen in the first two books that make more sense if you have read them.

Erin Sterling has nailed it once again! Grumpy/sunshine, witchy romance set around the Yule? Count me in!

This was the third in the Graves Glen series, a cozy, witchy romance series set in southern America and also in Wales. Bowen Penhallow is the 3rd of the Penhallow brothers, and the only one thus far without his own love story...until now. When Bowen and his personal treasure hunter, Tamsyn Bligh, find themselves on the wrong side of a time travel spell, will they be able to figure out what happened - and why - in order to return to modern day?

This story takes place over just a few days, split between 2024 and the 1950s, and provides a lot of background insight into the Penhallow family roots as well as to their generations-long connection to the Jones girls in Graves Glen. The perfect balance of sweet, spice, and mystery, I devoured this book in 3 evenings and am already missing the beardy grump and his Girl Friday.

Thank you to Erin Sterling, Avon & Harper Voyager, and NetGalley for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

I haven’t read the first two books so I wasn’t really sure what to expect going into this book but I found myself really enjoying it! It’s a great witchy romance. Would be a wonderful fall read!

I have loved this series and hope it’s not over.
The third book on the series follows Bowen Penhallow and Tamsyn Bleigh. It was such a fun surprise to see Tamsyn again.
I have enjoyed watching these brothers grow in this series. Their relationship continue to grow and mend in this book. The time travel was so good. I enjoyed how Bowen and Tamsyn’s relationship progressed- the perfect pace.
If you like a witchy romance- this series and book is for you.

The Wedding Witch is such a fun book filled with love, mystery, and magic. Twists and turns keep you guessing throughout the story, which has a great balance of spice, laughs, and intrigue. Highly recommend!

A solid witchy romance, but I do think it was a victim of insta-love. I was a bit disappointed we didn’t have a longer push and pull between the couple to make the romance more satisfying in the end.

To be honest I haven’t read The Ex Hex or The Kiss Curse yet. However, I definitely will after reading this delightful book.

I enjoyed the time travel and the magical moments. I thought the main characters were a lot of fun and their romance was sweet. The family history for Bowen was a great plot line and I liked seeing him get to meet his grandparents.

I highly recommend this read for both Halloween and Christmas.

I loved the first two books in the series, but this one I didn't love quite as much.

The two main things that didn't work for me:
- The romance between the two main characters went from 0 to 100 real quick and I would have loved more of the story getting them there. It was just a little too rushed for me, which made me not as invested in their relationship.
- The ending. Without giving anything away, I'll just say it was too confusing and there were no explanations.

What I did love:
- The witchiness of it all. I will not pass up a book with witches and magic.
- The setting.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an eARC of the Wedding Witch!

The Wedding Witch is the third book is a series by Erin Sterling. The first is The Kiss Curse and the second is The Ex Hex. All three of these are fun romances in which magic and spells are involved to solves conflicts. This book follows the grumpy, loner brother, Bowen, who hires Tasmyn, the human who finds magical artifacts. They end up being propelled back in time and have to work to get back to their modern lives. Of course, they fall in love, but not without a few obstacles. This was a fun, quick read that is set during the Christmas holidays which makes it even more fun!!

I found the story very boring and predictable. It got better after the wedding, but even then I wasn’t overly invested. I think my expectations were high because I loved the Ex Hex. This just didn’t live up to the hype I gave it in my head.

The Wedding Witch, The Ex Hex #3 by Erin Sterling. Witches, time travel, and great banter.

I rated this 3.5 stars.

Another fun read in the Ex Hex series, cute fast-paced with some spice. Bowen Penhallow has always preferred to be alone to his studies in Wales, and Tamsyn Bligh is human and makes a living procuring magical items. Both end up at the same wedding where a magical artifact sends them to the year 1957.

The banter is fun to read between the two, kept the story going. I do wish that we could have seen their relationship develop, kind of felt like we jumped right into the middle of it.

Enjoyed reading and will recommend for others to pick up this fun seasonal read in October.

Thank you, NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.