The Wicked Grimoire

Witchcraft and Magic Spells for Justice, Protection, and Power

By: Thalia Thorne

Narrated by: Kaden Kroll, Amanda Vance, Molly Secour

Wicked magic for divine purpose.

The world of magic is not always full of light and love. Sometimes you’ll need to be a bit wicked. In this three-books-in-one grimoire, you’ll learn magic for justice, magic for protection, and magic to harness the power of the moon.

In The Spell Book of a Wicked Witch, you’ll learn 50 magic spells to make your own justice. From giving someone a pimple to driving someone out of your life entirely, you’ll be able to redress your wrongs.

In Protection Spells of a Wicked Witch, you’ll learn spells to keep you and your loved ones safe. From your home to where you work to protecting the ones you love, this book has the answer.

And in Moon Spells of a Wicked Witch, you’ll learn how to tune into the natural cycles of the moon to amplify your power. You’ll be able to use it to manifest abundance, gather good luck, and change your life forever.

All the spells include step-by-step instructions with easy to find ingredients.

Bring a little wickedness into your life!

©2023 Thalia Thorne (P)2023 Hentopan Publishing

Engaging, wicked and addictive

I enjoyed listening to this audiobook: the voice of the first reader was ok, but not so engaging but the content made up for it. She begins with something like a crash course for the novice witch like magic, tools, spells how to, correspondences, when talking to the dead is done she is clear and also very specific as this matter must be done with respect and protection. Divination and its tools, puppets my favorite toy and a delicate way of disposing of the spell's remains. After that she touches base with the mean thema as justice, revenge and karma. I understand some witches won't like this theme but I enjoyed it as life is not just two shades and there is a lot of nasty grey in between and most of the time the powerful evade justice because this is real life and justice is not blind.
Then the protection part was pretty well explained: the reader was more engaging and the content equally delightful. The tips for identifying the problem assuming the possibility of oneself being biased to the possibility of having a hex or else, and looking for some friend who can also help with the divination is great. I do believe that most cases are only some envies, negativity that sometimes attaches to our self but sometimes we definitively piss off someone and then we have some juju going around that breaks havoc in our lives and we have to deal with it the best possible way. I loved the mastery of the handling of ingredients and the recipes. I really loved it. Finally the moon, that delightful and mysterious celestial body that embraces us with magic and mischievousness and how to use the moon again she talks us through the basics for the novice and is engaging even for the advanced witches. The moon was shown with expertise and the reader was excellent. I would recommend this book to anyone with curiosity or an expert witch that wants to have some mischievous side to our craft.

Good resource.

Great book for some darker spells, everything from justice to protection to moon magic is found in this book.

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very good

Mizz Thorne always has some of the best information out there. She presents in a clear way that's easy to understand. You get hit with so much info, but it all goes together. Very nicely done.

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50% bathtime

its a fun and cute book- far from anything i would refer to as "wicked" but fun and petty.
very basic and well trodden grounds. nothing new- but it is soothing to play in the background.
not breaking any new ground here but i will probably keep listening for time to come. the 3book in one is the best deal though a little redundant.

From bad hair days to BO & beyond…

This is a fun & astonishingly informative read. You’re going to want to take a lot of notes or follow up with the print or ebook. There’s a lot of info to take in. 🧙

I’m really happy!

I have to say - most supposed grimoires and witch craft how tos are full of fluffy nonsense all tossed together in an Instagram ready package. This was refreshingly honest and full of info for beginner and regular practitioner alike.

Also great narration - not easy to narrate this and she does an excellent job.

A New Perspective

This audiobook was a very engrossing and interesting listen. The author presents a new perspective on the "Do no harm" and "Rule of Three" tenets, and gives sound reasoning and thorough explanation. Included also are the basics, such as safety, tools, elements, and the like. There are also spells pertaining to the subject of the books' discussion. A new way of approaching justice for harm done, give this a listen, to expand on how you have always thought about "The Rule of Three".

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Great lessons on starting a Grimoire

I really enjoyed listening to this book. It is super informative and beginner friendly for anyone interested in starting their own Grimoire. I took so many notes. You’ll be pausing as you go along to jot down the valuable information as you create or add to your own Grimoire.

Great Grimoire!

I've always enjoyed Thalia Thorne's work, and this new audiobook was no different! I've been on this path for a while, so a lot of information was already known or mastered, but this is an especially great book for those of us who have just begun this path within a few years. There's definitely a lot of content to take in, so I highly recommend keeping a journal for notes. Although this book is aimed for the more beginner witch, it was certainly an entertaining and engaging read for a more advanced witch. I really love Thalia's take on the Rule of Three and her reasoning for performing revenge or justice magick.

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Mispronounced Samhain

It was hard to take the book seriously after Samhain was mispronounced as Sam Hane. As an Irish American and Celtic pagan that is never how to say Samhain, if you can’t pronounce the Sabbats correctly can you really teach someone real spell work?