Once upon a time, in a small village called Rosewood, there lived a kind-hearted witch named Luna. Luna was famous for her ability to help people and animals with her magical powers. She had a special bond with all creatures, and her familiar, a black cat named Midnight, was her closest companion. One day, as Luna was wandering through the enchanted forest, she stumbled upon a beautiful rose bush. The roses were vibrant and blooming, emanating a mesmerizing fragrance. Luna couldn't resist their allure and reached out to touch one of the roses.
Autumn is an interesting character and I am excited to see another sort of witch that isn’t apart of the Merriwick family. She has a new take on magic being from New Orleans. Granted the reason for Autumn coming there to see Cassie isn’t a good one but it will be okay for the Merriwick’s.
Cassie provided Autumn with a potion mixed with geranium oils and blue chamomile flower to help her sleep, but that night, Autumn overslept and missed out on her chance at the fellowship. After reminiscing on the day in question, Autumn remembered their close friendship and, with feelings of regret and remorse over her recent actions, returned to help out with the festival.
Luna couldn't resist their allure and reached out to touch one of the roses. Suddenly, the rose turned into a mischievous and lively cat, with fur as red as the petals Luna had just touched. The cat introduced itself as Scarlet and playfully teased Luna about falling into its magical trap.
Good Witch: Curse from a Rose
Catherine Bell (Cassie)
Sarah Power (Abigail)
Catherine Disher (Martha)
James Denton (Sam)
Peter MacNeill (George)
Rhys Matthew Bond (Nick)
Kylee Evans (Stephanie)
Paul Miller (Tom)
Scott Cavalheiro (Adam)
Marc Bendavid (Mayor Donovan Davenport)
with Lolita Davidovich (Autumn)
Joanne Reece (Older Woman)
Hannah Gordon (College-Aged Cassie)
Jorja Cadence (College-Aged Autumn)
Mary Long (Samantha)
Jacqueline Casey (Pay Chen)
Zoe Ambrose (Teen Girl)
Plot Summary:
Cassie and the rest of Middleton prepare for the most magical time of year: Halloween! A college roommate visits Cassie, and her resentment over a past event threatens to sabotage Middleton’s celebrations. Martha plans a Halloween bonfire and tries to ignore her husband’s odd behavior. Bad luck seems to thwart Sam’s attempts to romance Cassie. Donovan makes a wager with Abigail over the Halloween-themed triathlon he is racing against Sam. Stephanie and Adam rally the town to break a pumpkin carving record held by Blairsville. Meanwhile, George and Nick search for Middleton’s mythical sea monster.
My Rating:
My Thoughts:
Good Witch: Curse from a Rose is another excellent Halloween movie. It leads up to an eventful evening on Halloween. I liked the little bit about Grace at the beginning of the movie. But I liked that Nick came home for the holiday. Nick will have lots of frequent fliers miles if he comes home for parts of next season too.
This whole movie is a marvelous one that didn’t have a whole lot to do about the Merriwick’s. Cassie is trying to help her college roommate Autumn with some things that Autumn doesn’t even know about yet. All of these characters are awesome and I am a bit excited to see what is going to happen in this new season.
Autumn is an interesting character and I am excited to see another sort of witch that isn’t apart of the Merriwick family. She has a new take on magic being from New Orleans. Granted the reason for Autumn coming there to see Cassie isn’t a good one but it will be okay for the Merriwick’s.
I loved the whole celebration that was planned for the Halloween get together.
Photo Credits: Crown Media
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Scarlet revealed that it had once been a wicked witch who used to cast curses on innocent creatures. However, one day, a brave and kind-hearted witch broke the curse and turned Scarlet into a cat. Scarlet had since then sought to outwit other witches as revenge. Luna was shocked to hear Scarlet's story but could sense a bit of remorse in Scarlet's voice. She could see that Scarlet had changed and now yearned for redemption and forgiveness. Luna decided to help Scarlet break free from the darkness that lingered within. With her magical abilities, Luna cast a spell to reveal the good in Scarlet's heart. As the spell took effect, Scarlet transformed into a beautiful rose cat, its fur a mix of vibrant red and soothing green. The curse had been broken, and Scarlet was finally free from the wickedness that had consumed it. Luna and Scarlet formed an unbreakable bond, and together, they used their magic and compassion to heal others. Luna taught Scarlet about the importance of using their powers for good and never taking advantage of their abilities. News of Luna and Scarlet's transformation spread far and wide, and people from all over sought their help. From healing ailing animals to assisting lost souls, Luna and Scarlet became known as the protectors of the realm. Their tale was whispered by villagers across generations, a reminder of the power of redemption and forgiveness. In the end, the good witch curse from a rose cat became a legend that served as a testament to the magic of compassion and the possibility of redemption for all beings, no matter how wicked they once were..
Reviews for "The Rose Cat Curse: A Good Witch's Journey to Break the Spell"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really excited to read "Good Witch Curse from a Rose Cat" because I love fantasy and magic, but I was so disappointed. The characters were one-dimensional and cliché, and the plot was predictable and unoriginal. The writing style was also quite basic and lacked depth. Overall, I found this book to be lackluster and not worth the hype.
2. Michael - 1 star - I cannot express how much I disliked "Good Witch Curse from a Rose Cat." The story was incredibly slow-paced, and the world-building was practically non-existent. The dialogue felt forced and unrealistic, making it difficult to connect with the characters. Additionally, the plot lacked originality and was filled with unnecessary twists that didn't contribute to the overall story. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and engaging fantasy read.
3. Emily - 2 stars - As a fan of magical books, I was excited to dive into "Good Witch Curse from a Rose Cat," but it fell short of my expectations. The writing style was choppy and inconsistent, and the characters were poorly developed. The romance felt forced and unnatural, and the plot lacked coherence. I was left feeling confused and unsatisfied by the end of the book. Overall, it was a disappointing read that didn't live up to the genre's standards.