Queen B’s Decree: Deja Brew had potential but didn’t really deliver.
Sirena was difficult to relate to. She basically has a Groundhog Day-esque month as a do-over and is reliving the month of October. She wants to get her magic-y witchy cooking mojo back and somehow that includes Gus, an ex-reality star magician trying to live a quiet life. She was just so wishy washy with Gus. Kiss him then tell him she doesn’t want to date. Have a wild weekend then ignore him for days.
Who dates someone but doesn’t at least text or call them everyday??
It’s essentially just a cute witchy read for fall, but I struggled in connecting with the characters and was missing the chemistry.
The biggest highlight was the narration. I loved the female narrator’s tone and cadence and she was the reason I kept listening through to the end.
Book: Deja Brew by Celestine Martin
Series: Elemental Love #3
Genre: Paranormal/Rom Com
Plot Devices/Tropes: Groundhog Day