Massive fan of the HMRC series so far. Super excited to be given an EARC from Netgalley. I'm also a big fan of historical fiction, so this novella is a perfect fit for me.
Told from the perspective of Anne Boleyn's ladies in waiting, we have a little insight into the witches of the time (in the HMRC world).

I think I was expecting a bit more about the founding of HMRC and possibly a smidge more magical content.

As someone who has read an awful lot of Tudor fiction over the years, I appreciate what has been done with this novella and it is definitely a midway point between historical fiction and contempt fantasy.