3.5 starsI listened to this book and although I loved the story, I found myself distracted by the breathy narration. Still, the characters are well-drawn, the setting (San Francisco) alluring, and the action thrilling and magical. I was going to buy the second in the series as a book when I fou...
I so enjoyed this book. Lily Ivory, new to San Francisco, has a darling vintage clothing store. She's a real deal Witch, who finds herself getting rid of demons and bad spirits. Lily has help of a Wiccan Coven, a handsome male Witch~~no, they are not called Warlocks, a San Fran policeman, and a ...
Those who read my reviews know how much I enjoy this author's books, no matter which series it is. Unfortunately I have hit a snag with this one. Twice I tried to read this, the second time getting to about halfway, and I just didn't care for the story. I think it just felt like there was no stor...
I actually first read this book about a year ago. I think this is my favorite of the series so far, maybe because I've become so invested in the characters. I still can't decide whether I like Aidan or not, and I like the relationship developing between Lily and Sailor. However, I still think Osc...
This series is becoming tedious. The heroine has developed a "hero" complex. She thinks she alone can solve all problems and save everybody. She doesn't confide in her friends and ask for help even if they themselves are in danger. (If Harry Potter had her attitude there would still be 5 horcr...
Melanie (Mel) Turner is running the family General Contracting firm, doing the restoration of a Victorian house with a history. And, boy does it ever have a history, complete with ghosts and voices and accidents...even a possession.Mel is learning that she has a inherited a "special" talent from ...