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[Book Review] The Bewitching Hour By Ashley Poston & Steel Mill Coffee Co. Vanilla Cupcake Coffee
The Bewitching Hour is a bittersweet look back at one of the most underrated characters of the Buffyverse, the quietly kind and powerful witch Tara Maclay, in her life before Sunnydale, long before she became part of the Scooby gang.
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[Book Review] The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton & Peri Coffee Pixie Dust Blend
The Belles explores the dark side of beauty and excess within the decadent aesthetic of a magically opulent Versailles-like court
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[Book Review] One Girl In All The World by Kendare Blake & Iron And Fire Valentine’s Blend
“Into every generation, there is a chosen one. One girl in all the world." One Girl In All The World is the second book in the Buffy: The Next Generation series by Kendare Blake and takes place a few months after In Every Generation. New slayer-witch Frankie tries to balance finding the MIA slayer (including her Aunt Buffy), saving the world, high school, & having a personal life.
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[Book Review] In Every Generation by Kendare Blake & Jim’s Organic Coffee Witches Brew
"In every generation, there is a chosen one. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness. She is the slayer."Â When I first heard about In Every Generation, the first book in the new Buffy: The Next Generation series, I was a little wary. I love Buffy so much that I wasn't sure there was room in my heart for a new slayer, luckily Kendare Blake proved me wrong.
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