Review: Fun, funny, contemporary, and witchy!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2014
I really enjoyed this book, which is Patricia Eimer, Rosalie Lario, and Boone Brux's take on the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.  The Von Tassel sisters own the Inn of the Headless Horseman, which is their family's ancestral home and includes the actual Headless Horseman and other ghosts popping up all over the place. They are about to open the inn up to non-magical guests, and that's where all the stories (and trouble AND romance begins).The three sisters are witches and there are three stories, each story about one sister and one of their ghostly aunts from the era of the headless horseman.  The ghosts/aunts need to forgive past wrongs in order to move on, but those wrongs include romances gone bad and really bad.Each of the current Von Tassel sisters (Stephanie, Bri, and Lexi) need to find their true love but they only have a week to do so because of a deal they made. Stephanie needs to forgive her ex-boyfriend; Bri needs to reconnect with a teenage crush that is now a ghost hunter (which really complicates things for them and their ghostly aunts); Lexi has to act on the crush she has on their sexy handy man.I give this one 4 stars for being a really good contemporary witchy anthology with three inter-related novellas.  The characters and stories were fun, and the multiple authors' ability to include the Headless Horseman in a romance is a feat.  I am definitely checking out the backlist for all three authors, who are all new to me.Thanks for reading.And thanks to netgalley, the publisher, and the author for a review copy - as always, my opinion is based on my reading of the book.