The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic by Breanne Randall

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and @breanne_randall for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic is a Paranormal Romance genre. The story is about Sadie who has lost her Mum and Brother and now her grandma is ill. Sadie is a witch, and her family history are meant to be cursed and their relationships are cursed. This is a cute romance with plenty of magic for you. This is a cosy and Heartwarming read that will melt your heart. I like after each chapter that there are food recipes that will wet your appetite. I found this book to be very visual and could see it all in my head. I liked Sadie character, and it was nice to see her develop her throughout the book. The unfortunate side effects of heartbreak and magic is a great book to read to escape from yours and if you love magic you will love this. 4 stars. The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic For fans of Practical Magic and Gilmore Girls this charming debut novel and TikTok sensation is packed full of romance, charm and plenty of magic ... Revelare witches are cursed. As long as they use their magic, they are doomed to four heartbreaks. So far, Sadie Revelare has experienced three – the devastating departure of her mother and the loss of her brother. And the most painful heartbreak of all: Jake McNealy, her first love. Ever since , Sadie has done everything she can to protect herself from more pain. But now Sadie's beloved grandmother is sick. And without her, Sadie isn't sure she will have the strength to keep her family and her magic together. As Sadie ’ s carefully structured life begins to unravel, Jake returns to town after a decade away. And in the face of a final heartbreak that could tear Sadie apart, she must decide once and for all: is love more important than magic? The perfect read for anyone looking for a cosy and warm, w itchy novel to curl up with this autumn. Purchase Link - https://amzn.eu/d/gbqaEhX Author Bio – Breanne Randall is a freelance writer by trade and an author by vocation. She graduated with honors with d egrees in English Literature, Psychology, and Religious Studies, and her articles have been published in national magazines such as Parents, Fit Pregnancy, Good Housekeeping, Family Circle et al. as well as regular contributions to sites such as Disney Fam ily, SheKnows, Bustle, et al. A seasoned traveler, she imbues her stories with the magic and culture collected from the over forty countries she ’ s visited. Breanne lives in the sleepy foothills of Northern California with her husband, two daughters, and a slew of farm animals. When she ’ s not writing, you can find her wandering the property searching for fairy portals or serving elaborate stuffed animal tea parties.

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