Reviewed by Lindsey Gray on
So much is going on in this finale to The Wrong Witch series, Errors and Exorcisms. I really don’t want to spoil anything, but I might have to let a few things slip. Wren has been taken to the Fae realm. For her, it amounts to a day or two. To her husband, Nico, and the rest of the earth, it has been three years. The first several chapters are written in Nico’s point of view and detail the horrors he has been through in attempting to unlock a gate to the Fae realm. Things do not go as planned.
The lengths Nico, the entire Acosta pack, and a few good witches go through to get their girl back are astounding. Through their attempts, they learn of Wren’s origins. The pieces all fall into place one by one to explain Wren’s horrible treatment from her foul and cruel family.
Once Wren is back and more powerful than before, Savannah finds hope in the Acosta Queen for the first time in years. The connections Anderson creates between Wren and the rest of the characters one her side is beautiful, yet heart wrenching. After all her supposed family did to her, Wren has found true family and life giving friends to love her. We know in absolutes that Nico would burn the world for his wife. The love they share once back together brings the city and their family a new hope for survival.
While The Wrong Witch series is complete, we haven’t seen the last of this world. Follow Annie Anderson for Fiona’s own novel, Curses and Chaos, coming May 2023.
I received Errors and Exorcisms (The Wrong Witch, #3) for free. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
Reading updates
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- 3 January, 2023: Finished reading
- 3 January, 2023: Reviewed