One For My Enemy: The bewitching urban fantasy from the author of The Atlas Six

Reviews

Anna Vecchiato

You, like everyone else, are desperate on checking what they say about it, before you invest your penny and time on it. There’s a lot of characters in this but surprisingly I kept up with the story without an issue ! . have your heart broken .

Micky - bookphenomena

WHAT I LIKED👻Family dynamics👻#RussianFolklore mixed with #RomeoAndJuliet👻Kept me guessing how the story would end👻Soft magic but interesting👻#ForbiddenRomance👻The Bridge was an interesting character, want more from himWHAT I DISLIKED👻Very wordy and trying too hard to be classic👻Kind of repetitive in what moves the story along👻No strong connection to any key characters --4⭐️, 0🌶, 2🧪Rating, Smut, Chemistry Olivies writing is beautiful as always I loved this world she created.

Beccie @Bookies

Headlines:Sweeping characterisationPolarising familiesIrresistible connectionsI'm sure most readers dipping into reviews know that this story is founded in Romeo and Juliet and honestly, Blake executed this vision of witches in New York with two competing families so well. I know you, and why you’re here reading the reviews.

Chelsey Pitwell

God, I would fall in love with him any day. Be prepared to be invested in everyone and all thier POVs. For me, it felt like there were four main characters in this book (who I loved equally) and then a set of really strong secondary characters with some others in the background.