Review of Smoke on the Water: Sisters of the Craft Book 3 by Lori Handeland - 5 Stars

**I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review**

Willow Black is a patient in a mental health facility. She is there for attempted murder and for a terrifying fear of water. When she looks into water, she tends to see the future against her will and when she saw a man she had a vision of killing her, she tried to kill him instead. Only, nobody believed her. Sebastian Crane is the new administrator of the mental facility that Will is a patient of. He’s also the man she has had in-depth visions of a future and life together since she was 12. Unfortunately, while he is drawn to Willow, he doesn’t have the same gift of sight and feels he’s breaking the rules by wanting her. When strange things keep happening when Willow is around and with another patient, Sebastian keeps getting drawn back to her.

This the third book in Lori Handeland’s Sisters of the Craft trilogy. In this one, we meet Willow, the sister that neither the ghostly parents nor the other two sisters has been able to find. Unlike the other two sisters, Willow’s life was filled with bouncing from foster home to foster home and a less than good life. It starts roughly 2 months before the first book. When she finally meets her sisters and learns of her heritage, it’s a little harder for her with the acceptance and adjustment. She’s also tasked with a bit more of a challenge in getting Sebastian to see that they were meant to be.

This book was a great wrap-up to the trilogy. The author did a great job with this book and with the entire trilogy. She was able to embed a huge overlapping storyline while giving the couple in each book their HEA. There was a nice wrap-up of some of the side characters, like Owen’s mom, that I really liked. Highly recommend.