The House Witch: A Humorous Romantic Fantasy
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The House Witch: A Humorous Romantic Fantasy
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Unfortunately, the cozy feeling begins to seep away like molasses in a sieve the further in you go. A heartwarming blend of cosy fantasy and romance in this tale of a wayward house witch and the magical adventures in and out of the royal kitchen . . . And the brothel is not even the only part where he gets a little gay just out of nowhere. He kept trying to bait Mr. Howards by comming onto him knowing full well it was not well recieved. It felt unnecesary and dragged out. While it might had been funny one time, this grew old fast. My point is that for all he complained about why people thought he was gay he sure goes out of his way to make people think he is in this book.
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Five places to explore Salem's witchy past -- and the memorials to its victims". Los Angeles Times. October 30, 2015 . Retrieved July 28, 2022.The idea that an uneducated peasant was trying to take care of one of their esteemed selves was abrasive to them all" (128). The house was moved about 35 feet (11m) to its current location in the 1940s when the adjacent street was widened. It was restored to look as it would have in the 17th century and the gambrel roof was altered. It is now a museum operated by the City of Salem and is open seasonally. [5] In 2011, the Ghost Adventures crew featured it during season 4. [6] Gallery [ edit ] I really enjoyed the book until about 40-50%, but after the cosy-comfy feelings it originally evoked in me, it let me down by the thin plot being dragged out interminably into precisely nowhere. Fin is a Housewitch and a cook, who just wants to do his new job at the palace and be left alone in peace. He doesn't want anyone to get close enough to learn his secrets, but try as he might, people just keeping coming into his kitchen! Everyone from royalty to nobility to staff just keep popping in, and the knife over there that's chopping food on it's own? Not happening! The broom sweeping up without human assistance? Nope! But you need someone to put pig-headed Knights in their place? Fin is definitely your guy! I opted for an audiobook version of this book since I would have to tweak most of the recipes inside anyway due to certain allergies. That aside though, I found this book to be an excellent introduction to hearth witchery. It was careful to distinguish between hearth witches, kitchen witches, and green witches, all of whom are usually lumped together. And while their work can overlap and people can practice more than one type of witchcraft, it was nice to see the distinctions laid out in writing.
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The cover art for this book caught my eye, and my sister and I wanted to read it for our book club together. I liked the concept of "male witch protag that does a lot of domestic work" as a starting point and wondered where it would go from there. Whatever I thought I was gonna get didn't happen. Can Fin successfully hide his secret and protect his heart? Or will the chaos of the castle and its good hearted people get the best of him? Most of the characters have one or two characteristics, but they're mostly just props for Fin (the main character) to interact with. It turned out that "House of the Witch" was actually one of the better SyFy movies that I have seen in quite some time. Not only did they up their production game, which had a tremendous effect on the end result of the movie, but they also managed to put together a movie with a proper storyline and one that had good effects. If atleast 3 characters in here showed some level of atleast emotional maturity, or intelligence, or intellect, or even just basic thought and understanding. The kingdom of Daxaria felt less like a kingdom and more like an unorganized circus.I don't know that I got anything real practical out of it, other than the encouragement to not ignore the spiritual side of homemaking. Meaning, as a Christian, home does help tend the soul and we should take this seriously. And food, cleanliness, and beauty are all part of that. This has been a fun series. The writing might not be the most polished, but I was able to get past that and enjoy the story. Thankfully, there was less of Fin being referred to as "the red head" in book 3 - that got really annoying in the second book.
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