Rachel Griffen once again creates a cozy story full witches this time with arranged engagements, teas, perfumes, and the moon. Griffen’s take of the fantastical consistently tied to the earth (from the two I’ve read) and from there she created a compelling magic system and world building. I did enjoy the relationship that bloomed in this book and also Tana’s character development. The few things that I wished were more flushed out were the current conflict (and it’s effect on people) and the beginning of the relationship as it felt initially rushed.