Beta Couple: Ingrid and Matt and Joanna and Norman in the first three books and Molly and Rocco in the Summer on East End series.

The Overbrook twins, Mardi and Molly, are beautiful, entitled teenagers, that cause trouble wherever they go.

Beauty Is Bad: Killian Gardiner is first portrayed as dashing, vain man, whom always gets what he wants, in this case, his brother's girlfriend.

Back from the Dead: Mardi and Molly were resurrected after being hit by a Subway train.

In the myths Magni and Moodi are the sons of Thor, in these books they are his twin daughters.

In the myths, Odin has a spear called Gungnir, in the books is a sword.

Erda is the name of a character in Wagner's opera, The Rhinegold, in the books this is the name of the goddess of hearth and earth.

According to mythology Freya was a Valkyria, in the books she is not.

Artistic License – Religion: Many aspects of the Norse Mythology are changed in this series but are justified by claiming that everything that mortals know about these myths were written by the god themselves through all the centuries.

Also, those forms they take are the ones of their familiars.

All Witches Have Cats: Freya can shapeshift into a black cat, so does Molly Overbrook and Jo Noble.

Ingrid averts this trope, as she is in love with Adam Noble, the good boy in town and has rejected pervert Aland Blake and womanizer Troy Overbrook.

Molly's feelings for Bret Farley seem to be deeper than just attraction. She also happens to be in love with his devilish older brother, Loki. All Girls Want Bad Boys: Freya is in love with bad boy (but good hearted) Killian Gardiner.Joanna in the books is heterosexual, in the show she is revealed to be bisexual. Adaptational Sexuality: In the books Freya is bisexual, in the show she is straight.Thankfully for him, she took no offense and found his bubbling endearing. Accidental Pervert: Freya's first meeting with Bran ended up with her suffering a Wardrobe Malfunction right in front of him, and his attempt to help her cover up ended up with him grabbing her breasts.

Witches of East End contains examples of: See Witches of East End for more info on the show. In 2013, it received a live-action adaptation broadcast by Lifetime and developed by Maggie Friedman.

The novels are set in North Hampton, Long Island, and are about a family of apparently ordinary women that are in fact powerful, immortal witches, living in secrecy due to an ancient Restriction imposed to their kind after the Salem witch trials. Witches of East End (Or The Beauchamp Family) is an adult fantasy series written by Melissa De La Cruz, being a Spin-Off of her vampiric saga Blue Bloods.

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