A Witch in Time

A Witch in Time is ambitious and atmospheric, unfolding like nesting dolls across four centuries. Each lifetime has its own distinct flavor—the pastoral decadence of 1890s France, the glittering danger of Golden Age Hollywood, the raw grit of 1970s LA, the polished power of modern D.C. The romance is complicated and often uncomfortable (the demon love interest's origins are genuinely problematic), but the book doesn't shy away from that darkness. This is not a comfort read—it's a heavy, thought-provoking one that rewards patience. Come for the reincarnation premise, stay for the curse-breaking.