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yellowdogintexas

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12. Reading the first book in "The House of Crimson and Clover" by Sarah M Cradit
Sun Mar 28, 2021, 05:46 PM
Mar 2021

It was one of those multi book series things from Amazon that was either free or 99 cents. They use these to get you to buy the author's other works (I probably got it through Book Bub; first four books)

I had put it aside, buried in my Kindle. Last week I got book one from a series called "The Seven" At the end was a blurb for Crimson and Clover...turns out it is the same author.

So I dug it out and am now reading it, and enjoying it. It's keeping me up at night, that's for sure.

The books are set in New Orleans and involve a family of (what else, it is after all New Orleans) witches.

Two New Orleans families are blessed with magic-and cursed by it. From USA Today bestselling paranormal author Sarah M. Cradit comes The House of Crimson & Clover Volumes I-IV, the first four novels in the twelve-installment House of Crimson & Clover series. Begin at the start with this collection, and dive into the secretive, ancient, and powerful world of the Deschanels and Sullivans.


Books in the series:

The Saga of Crimson & Clover
A sprawling dynasty. An ancient bloodline. A world of magic and mayhem.
Welcome to the Saga of Crimson & Clover, where all series within are linked but can be equally enjoyed on their own.

Series List
The House of Crimson & Clover Series: Dive into the secretive, ancient, powerful world of the Deschanels & Sullivans

The Midnight Dynasty Series: There's no place like home.

Vampires of the Merovingi Series: From the ashes of the sorcerer kings rose an empire.

The Seven Series: Seven siblings. Seven years. Seven spellbinding novels.


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Ha ha ha hermetic Mar 2021 #4
Finished "Journey of the Pharaohs" by Clive Cussler / Graham Brown Number9Dream Mar 2021 #5
Aww, that's a shame hermetic Mar 2021 #6
The Mourner SeattleVet Mar 2021 #7
Sounds entertaining hermetic Mar 2021 #9
Many thanks for the weekly thread, hermetic. I finished Lin Enger's book, japple Mar 2021 #8
Ah, so it is hermetic Mar 2021 #10
Just finished the 13th book in the Michael Bennett series, rzemanfl Mar 2021 #11
Sounds like a pretty amazing hermetic Mar 2021 #13
I tend to leave stuff out. n/t rzemanfl Mar 2021 #15
It's okay. hermetic Mar 2021 #21
I hope you get big bucks, but suspect you are pulling my leg. n/t rzemanfl Mar 2021 #23
We just get hot tub time hermetic Mar 2021 #25
Do they pay for heating the water? rzemanfl Mar 2021 #26
There are a good number of lendable Kindle books yellowdogintexas Mar 2021 #18
Bookmarking for future reference. Thank you. n/t rzemanfl Mar 2021 #22
Reading the first book in "The House of Crimson and Clover" by Sarah M Cradit yellowdogintexas Mar 2021 #12
I do love me some witch stories hermetic Mar 2021 #14
New Orleans is the capital of witching in US literature! yellowdogintexas Mar 2021 #17
Yes, I really liked Rice's Mayfair witches. hermetic Mar 2021 #19
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Winspear is famous hermetic Mar 2021 #20
When I was reading about her life bif Mar 2021 #24
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