Review of ‘The Crescent Moon Tearoom’ by Stacy Sivinski

The ideal cinnamon-scented read for autumn, this novel is like a cosy version of the TV show Charmed. Three witch sisters run a tea-room in Chicago, where they read fortunes. However, they are under a curse which threatens to pull them apart. It’s a book about destiny, love and lots of magical herbal tea.

Book cover shows floral design around a house.

There is much to admire in this book. The characters of the witches, Anne, Violet and Beatrix, are all very distinctive. The house in which they live is also a character, with a will of its own. They have a time-travelling cat, too. The author writes the senses very effectively so that you feel you’re breathing in the scent of the tea, tasting the sugar of magic-laced biscuits, feeling the chill air of the approaching winter. I would say it’s a character-driven book, as the plot moves quite slowly and focuses on the sisters’ self-discovery.

I really enjoyed this read and I look forward to whatever the author writes next!

Thank you to the publisher Bonnier for the digital copy via NetGalley, 2024.

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