It made me feel like I was there, I could almost smell the salt in the air. The whole read was very nature-oriented in the best possible way. The book was very atmospheric and descriptive and beautiful without being overbearing with descriptions. And I’m glad I did – overall, this was a very good read. In the end, though, I decided to give Bring Me Your Midnight a chance, mostly because of that gorgeous cover. Based on the covers and what I heard about them from other reviewers, I envisioned good but too atmospheric and lyrical witchy books, and that’s just not my cup of tea. They just didn’t seem like they would be my thing.

I heard about the author when her first two books came out, The Nature of Witches and Wild is the Witch, but I haven’t read them. When I first heard about Bring Me Your Midnight by Rachel Griffin coming out this year, honestly – I was thinking of passing it. That this is the most alive I’ve ever felt. I turn away from him and shake my head, try to erase the feeling of being up in the air, because if I don’t, I’m terrified I might realize that this is the most fun I’ve ever had. mostly 1 POV (if I remember correctly, only one chapter was from someone else’s perspective)īring Me Your Midnight by Rachel Griffin – My Review.soft magic system – more intuitive than following strict rules.Now Tana must choose between her duty and her heart, between loyalty to her coven and loyalty to Wolfe and his wild magic. Instead of surrendering her power to the ocean, he teaches Tana forbidden magic that makes her feel powerful and more in tune with nature than ever before. Wolfe belongs to a dark magic coven, which shouldn’t exist anymore. Luckily she finds someone who can help her release her magic – Wolfe, a strange boy she met on the shore. But the peace is fragile and they need stronger reassurance.īut then Tana misses the ritual, which is an unforgivable mistake. To try and maintain the peace, her coven has been releasing their magic into the ocean during the full moon. Tana Fairchild is to marry the governor’s son, Landon, and solidify the alliance between her island home’s witches and mainlanders who view them as a threat. From that very first night, my fate was sealed. I’m completely shocked by the way my love for him took hold of every part of me, masked itself as an impossible choice when the truth was that I could only ever choose him. Bring Me Your Midnight by Rachel Griffin – Book DetailsĬATEGORY/GENRE – fantasy, romance, paranormalĪ huge thank you to Sourcebooks Fire and Edelweiss+ for providing me with an ARC of Bring Me Your Midnight by Rachel Griffin in exchange for an honest review.

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