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Showing posts with label warlocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warlocks. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2021

Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble by HP Mallory

 Very fun book to read as the October haunting hours are near.  Witches, Warlocks, and Vampires should be scary, but a light twist to their style gives us a feeling that they aren't so bad, even if you're not sure about trusting them.

Jolie Wilkens has a unique gift of seeing and raising the dead. She has a psychic boutique in L.A., but the funds aren't as plentiful as she'd like.  Rand Balfour, powerful Warlock, is the one who discovers Jolie's ability as not only a psychic, but also a witch and he wants her on his side for a battle of the Witches.

Witches have a powerful sexual attraction.  Jolie feels it with Rand, but if she works for him against the dark side of witches, they can't date.  Other Warlocks on their side, or maybe not, attract Jolie, too.  

Not sure what to do when Rand insists Jolie move to his mansion half way across the world to work, she befriends and questions whether to date other Warlocks since Rand holds back affection.  She'll show him that she isn't going to be a hermit in his home.

the war among the witches is for the power of Jolie, and she must trust herself and the gorgeous Rand to keep her on the good side.  She'd prefer it to be on the good side of his bed in addition! 


Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Witches Be Burned by Stacey Kennedy

 

Witches Be Burned is a well-crafted paranormal romance.  Initially, I wondered how I would keep all the characters straight.  There is an index of characters involved in the series.  Also, Kennedy made it easy to follow who did what. 

Kyden, a heroic and Elite Guardian, is on a mission to find out who the vampire is whom tore apart the mortals with no regard for a simple meal of blood.

Nexi, a Spirit Witch and new to the council, is Kyden’s love match.  She wants to use her powers to help find and fight the vampire.  Kyden would prefer she stay at a safe distance.

Most of the conflict is between the Good and the Bad of the Earthworld and Otherworld, yet I find little conflict between Kyden’s and Nexi’s romance other than the possibilities of them losing the battle.    

I enjoyed the multiple werewolves, witches, and other paranormal beings and their quandaries.  I would have liked more conflict in the love between Kyden and Nexi.  Although, I must say the intimate moments between Kyden and Nexi were heart racing!

 

Happy reading,
Dawn