When Wishes Bleed

This book had a promising beginning, I liked the reverse roles as well as the fate thing and the witchyness in general. However, I would have loved to see more specialisation though - the bones for example only play a role in the beginning, magic after that is practically unlimited. But then there are too many stereotypes: a childhood friend who doesn't get boundaries and believes he can convince her to love him, a convenient reason that explains why her whole hometown hates her, especially her grandma (family yatta yatta take it out on the child), bitchy rival girls, a premise to sacrifice herself for the Prince without consent, the prince being in danger but only worrying about her as if she needed protection when he has no clue about magic and she is the specialist. I didn't really buy into the appeal between them which is sad! Feels like a book for slightly younger teens for sure. Biggest peeve: why isn't she more bothered or questioning about her mother??