Orquídea certainly does this as does Rey. This book is a story about family and curses, but it’s also about taking what you want and becoming who you want to be. Like it becomes an unexplained part of you, reaching pieces of yourself you weren’t entirely aware you had or were missing.
It’s divine and delicious with barbed prose that sinks beneath your skin and stays ––like the flowers that grow in three of Orquídea’s grandchildren.
This book has all the family drama and wild magic of Practical Magic but with a rich Ecuadorian culture spanning lifetimes and continents.
If you’re looking for the perfect witchy read going into Halloween, look no further. “Everyone mistook her silence for being dim-witted, but Orquídea was as sharp as the knives in her pocket. Instead, Orquídea leaves them with more questions than answers and in far more danger than any of them could dream. But when Orquídea Divina sends them an invitation to her funeral before she’s dead with the promise of an inheritance, they all return to the farm hoping to get answers. Unexplained phenomena are simply how life is around their grandmother. The Montoya family is used to strange occurrences.
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