Witch Way Bends

Sep 08, 2012 Beckyloohoo Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ aka Mrs. Acheron Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-ending, under-developed-story, reading-romance-challenge

Ooo boy. I got this book for free on Amazon and read it as part of a book challenge. If it hadn't been for the Challenge, I would have put down this book and not finished it. I know that there are several people here on GR that loved and raved about it, and that's great, but this just wasn't the book for me.

The book begins in what feels like mid-chapter, or even 3 or 4 chapters in, in the middle of what seems to be an important scene. But we have no idea who anyone is, or what's going on. Other...more Ooo boy. I got this book for free on Amazon and read it as part of a book challenge. If it hadn't been for the Challenge, I would have put down this book and not finished it. I know that there are several people here on GR that loved and raved about it, and that's great, but this just wasn't the book for me.

The book begins in what feels like mid-chapter, or even 3 or 4 chapters in, in the middle of what seems to be an important scene. But we have no idea who anyone is, or what's going on. Other books have started this way, but they quickly provide explanations and details to get the reader caught up to what's really going on. This book didn't. The explanations come too late for me and they never fully explain what's happening. Or who everyone really is. The main characters seemed to be much younger in maturity levels than they should be. I kept picturing Devan (or Devon as it was also in the book) as a teenaged girl, not a 30 year old woman. There are parts of the book that seem so disjointed, like the author wrote them separately and pieced them together later. Like when (view spoiler) And then the book ends. Just cuts off very abruptly. I know that this is supposed to be one book in a series, but still. It just ....stops. Which only left me feeling more disjointed.

I didn't feel any kind of connection to the characters. I wasn't emotionally invested in what happened to them. Characters were introduced that seemed to be important but never explained or given more than two or three sentences worth of attention here and there. I liked the premise of the book, I just didn't care for the book itself.

Would I recommend this book to a friend? Sadly no.
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Oct 02, 2012 Buffy Kennedy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Olivia Hardin’s writing style reminds me a bit of Jacquelyn Frank’s in that a passage might focus on one character’s point of view, but we could still shift slightly to know what others are thinking or feeling. The tone of the story is also reminiscent of JF by having fairly demure love scenes and a big focus on the characters, story, and world itself rather than the individual events that transpire, such as every little thing during a fight scene.

As for the story, it grips you from the beginnin...more Olivia Hardin’s writing style reminds me a bit of Jacquelyn Frank’s in that a passage might focus on one character’s point of view, but we could still shift slightly to know what others are thinking or feeling. The tone of the story is also reminiscent of JF by having fairly demure love scenes and a big focus on the characters, story, and world itself rather than the individual events that transpire, such as every little thing during a fight scene.

As for the story, it grips you from the beginning by throwing you directly into the middle of a mission that Devan, Kent, and crew are on. It adds mystery by being vague and not telling you anything about what’s going on. My only problem with this was the fact that it stayed that way for the first few chapters before slowly beginning to give you some insight into what’s going on, and it take quite a while before revealing the larger, overall conflict in the big picture. This also made the validity of some of their plans come into question, because without knowing the truth, you can’t understand how a certain strategy could ever be viable.

Moving on to the characters, I like Devan and Kent, was suspicious of Roon at first, but ultimately I think Langston (aka Andre – read to find out why, you’ll love the reference!) was my favorite. The connection and chemistry between the characters was very believable and often made for some funny moments. Let’s face it, no one is truly comfortable with someone, even your best friend, knowing what you’ve been up to for…hours upon hours *wink*.

My favorite part of the whole thing though was the world. It was complex, it includes different species, and the potential for so much more. The possibilities of what to expect are truly endless in both the plot and the magic.

Mysterious, exciting, and mesmerizing, Witch Way Bends will take you on a magical journey where everything is possible and you should be ready for anything. Don’t miss this great start to a series with so much potential!(less)

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Aug 31, 2012 Bookie | The BookChick rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: magic-or-paranormal, freebie, friend-recommendation, just-meh, 2-star-read

My Rating: ★★

Book Description:
Devan Stowe is a woman on a quest. She has only one thing on her mind when she teams up with Kent Crosby and his associates—putting an end to her father’s child trafficking business. Her determination takes her on a journey to discover her true strength and… the one man she was destined to love. In his arms, she’ll learn the meaning of trust, honor, and courage. Old friends and new will come together to help Devan unlock an amazing gift that will free her from her...more

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Dec 24, 2011 Annette M Guerriero Nishimoto rated it 3 of 5 stars

Today's review is on Witch Way Bends, Book 1 of the Bend-Bite-Shift Trilogy by Olivia Hardin.

This book grabs you from the very beginning with our heroine Devan Stowe contemplating weather or not to join in on the "mission". The mission to thwart her fathers business of selling children. To succeed she has teamed up with Kent Crosby and his men.

Unknown to her, Kent and his people are not what they seem. They are a mixed team of supernaturals. Langston is a Shaman, and the only person in the group...more

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Apr 25, 2012 Kira rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, fantasy, romance, thriller, keeper, kindle-bargains

This was the best kindle freebie I've got yet. It's nice to read some paranormal fantasy stuff whilst waiting for some other books to come out. This was a good, fast paced (and quick) read and I look forward to reading more from this author.

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Dec 12, 2011 Beth Wright rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-read

This is one incredible unigue paranormal book. *Drool* sexy, hot male lead who clearly loves to tease his lover for a while before he finally gives in. Come on now i would have thrown him to the floor and taught him a thing or two about teasing lol. Witchs, fairy, vampires and lots of action, and love gonig on up in this book :D I love their unigue powers and her imaginary friend is a hotty as well 0.o you must read this book. Things are not as they seem in this story. I so can not wait for part...more

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Feb 04, 2013 Emily Alburns rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review was given to me by the author for an honest review.

From the beginning of the story the reader is sucked into Olivia Hardin's world of magic and mystery. After discovering her father's disgusting business of selling children to the highest bidder, Devan is determined to see him ruined. She feels her best bet is to join Kent and his teammates, though she gets strong opposition from Kent. Fortunately, his mentor/partner Langston, sees something in her and advises Kent to bring her along...more

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Jun 12, 2012 Phaedra Seabolt rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Witch Way Bends is such an appropriate name for this story (you will have to read to find out why). Devan thinks she is just a normal woman with a very bad family. Her family seems to be into trafficking children for purposes that no one would approve, but she doesn't know the truth. What she knows is only half the truth. Yes they are trafficking children and yes you would not approve of the reasons, but the reason is supernatural instead of just sick. What Devan also doesn't know is that she ha...more Witch Way Bends is such an appropriate name for this story (you will have to read to find out why). Devan thinks she is just a normal woman with a very bad family. Her family seems to be into trafficking children for purposes that no one would approve, but she doesn't know the truth. What she knows is only half the truth. Yes they are trafficking children and yes you would not approve of the reasons, but the reason is supernatural instead of just sick. What Devan also doesn't know is that she has been used by the people that are fighting to take down her father's organization. They are witches/warlocks generally speaking and magicked answers out of her and made her forget her involvement. The problem is that she actually believes in their cause and really wants to put an end to her father's business s well as get even for the things she was forced to do.

Kent, the man in charge of the mission, doesn't even realize what he has gotten himself into by allowing Devan to just tag along. He feels this deep seated need to protect Devan all the time and to keep her hidden away, but she will not have it. Without knowing a lick of magic, she is able to convince Kent to not only take her along but let her in on the whole thing. At least she doesn't know that she actually used magic to do that. Kent didn't either because they cannot tell that the other is magical. Something keeps blocking them from that information. Only the shaman, Langston, can tell that Devan is truly a witch. It takes a lot of time to prove to her that she has powers and that indeed the supernatural world exists, but once the door is open, LOOK OUT! Devan will shock you with her capabilities and Kent will amaze you with his devotion.

Did I also mentioned that their are fairies and vampires involved in all this? Vampires are out to find and drain Devan. The fairies are trying to protect her. Why is there so much interest in a witch that seems to know nothing about her heritage? Will they bring down the organization? Will the children being sold ever find real homes? You will have to read to find out, but I will tell you that you probably will want to have book 2, Bitten Shame, ready when you finish. The story ends well, but leaves you wanting more answers.

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Sep 05, 2012 Andrea Heltsley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I got this book as a kindle freebie on Amazon. It sat on my shelf for a while until one day I came across it and decided to finally pick it up. Yeah, so I am glad I did.

*Kent* *sigh* You've gotta appreciate a sexy guy in any book. To be a fly on the wall in many scenes of this book, I would love to be. I liked his character and his part of the story that unfolded as the book continued.

I was a little sad that Devan jumped so headfirst into everything that was thrown at her. She was just too acc...more

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Sep 08, 2012 Laura rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: spellcasters, modern-fantasy, paranormal, romance, vampires

The writing style doesn't grab me. It's not very tight and the description comes in large dumps that work in world-building fantasy novels but not here. It's chocked full of adverbs and adjectives that could be omitted if a stronger verb were chosen or eliminated altogether. It also tells a lot rather than showing, and most of the telling could simply be cut. Devan certainly "feels" a lot of things. The only reason I kept going was because it was part of a challenge for the GR book club I'm a pa...more The writing style doesn't grab me. It's not very tight and the description comes in large dumps that work in world-building fantasy novels but not here. It's chocked full of adverbs and adjectives that could be omitted if a stronger verb were chosen or eliminated altogether. It also tells a lot rather than showing, and most of the telling could simply be cut. Devan certainly "feels" a lot of things. The only reason I kept going was because it was part of a challenge for the GR book club I'm a part of.

I don't feel connected to either Kent or Devan. (view spoiler)

I am not sure if this book is supposed to be written with an omniscient POV, because it jumps around. It's not as jumpy as other books I've read, but it still bothers me. We even get a paragraph from Langton's perspective.

Jill plops into the story about halfway through, also out of the blue (like everything in this book). She is packed with information, the source of which being "stuff [she] has heard."

The sex is mediocre, which is to say that it's not bad, but I've certainly read better. When a sex scene has a line like this at the beginning of it, well...

"Her lungs were compressed under his weight, but she had no need to breathe for herself when she could breathe him, breathe through him."

I'm sorry, but Devan is not a vampire. She needs to breathe or she is going to pass out. I also don't get how she can then arch her body, moan, kiss, etc. when SHE'S BEING CRUSHED.

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Feb 15, 2012 Rae Ryans rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This story featured a solid plot and combined it with excellent characters. At times your uncertain who is friend or foe, but this is done on purpose in the beginning. There is plenty of steamy romance, vampires, witches, magic and secret organizations on both side. This story is action packed, but still has enough paranormal and romantic tones to keep you pulled in.

Will Devan be able to accept who she really is? Is she crazy or is Roon real? Can Langston teach and guide her before it's too late...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Armi rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, freebie

YA badly disguised as adult fiction

Reading some of the other reviews and seeing the ratings, I seriously wonder if we all really read the same book.

I read Witch Way Bends as part of a group challenge, and I have to say, if it weren't for the challenge, I would not have finished the book. Sorry.

The book starts in the middle of a scene, a scene which is not explained until later, much much later, in the book. No! You can't throw the reader in in the middle of something and not explain it right awa...more

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May 19, 2012 Amy The Book Diaries rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I was very skeptical in the beginning of this story because it feels like you start in the middle of a story. It works though because you learn a bit more towards the end that pulls it all together. Devan, who believes she is an ordinary woman, is working with a group of men set out to destroy a group called the Org. Devan has personal ties to this group because her father is one of them. Kent, Nicky, and Langston all have gifts that help support their cause. Dev...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Kirsten Lenius rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am usually a fan of this genre, but this book has far too many flaws for me to appreciate it. To start with, there are misused words which is a huge pet peeve for me, and the female main character's name spelling changes from Devan to Devon and back.

The story as a whole is disjointed and inadequately explained. I actually read the first third of the book twice, just to make sure that I hadn't missed something.

The characters themselves were presented as being older, yet they acted and reacted...more

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Aug 07, 2012 Donna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books-read, 2012-ebooks-read, 2012-new-authors

All I can say is I loved this book. This has become one of my favorite new series for the year and an author to watch.

From the beginning you are pulled into the story. You meet Devan, who is on a mission, personal but serious. You meet Kent, who is on the same mission but with different orders ad priorities. Devan does not know who or what she is. But Kent's friend and coworker, Langston, does. We see them all come together to achieve their goals. And to watch Devan learn to control and use her...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Sharon Michael rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Good introduction to a series, with good development of the main characters, though a bit slow to present the background and magic setting. I would have preferred a little more explanation in several areas.

The romance seemed a little contrived somehow and I just did not get the impression of maturity I thought should be present with characters of those ages.

Interesting plotline, with an different twist on the usual human/vampire/witch/fae involvement. Generally speaking, from a personal point o...more

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Sep 30, 2012 Talk Supe Blogspot rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Witch Way Bends is a good introduction to the series, it gives you a feel of things and a taste of OHardin's writing style and world building. I enjoyed book 1 of the Bend-Bite-Shift and I love the plot and the direction its going. Devan Stowe is a witch and she's going up against her father, Eden Stowe, for his involvement in child trafficking and other offenses made against the supernatural world. The entire story is yet to unfold but looking at the premise, OHardin is hinting...more

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Sep 02, 2012 LunaBelle rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fi-p-witches-wizards, fi-p-vampire, fantasy-uf

I find this book like a movie you are bored to watch but you still watch it 'till the end. There was too much randomness in it. The idea isn't bad at all but the conversations, the actions were too immature. There were gapes in the novel, details that I felt were just thrown here and there. And other details were missing which created a lack of coherence and it annoyed me.

I really couldnt picture Dev and Kent like two adults. The novel only felt right when I imagined them like two 17 years old...more

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Jun 18, 2012 Melissa Lummis rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I'm reading this paranormal/fantasy series backwards, as I read Bitten Shame first, the second one. That happens to me sometimes, but it made absolutely no difference in my enjoyment of this book.

I love Olivia Hardin's talent for making her characters emote in such away that I am drawn in to their lives and am able to bond with them. I got lost in Devan and Kent's journey to right the wrongs of their past, to forge ahead despite the obstacles and to take the biggest leap of faith: to trust them...more

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Oct 13, 2012 Lyndi rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a shortie and though I enjoyed it, I feel like I'm not totally sure what happened. Some of the bad guys got away, but nobody worried about it. Things were hinted at being important, but the story abruptly ended and we didn't find out what the hints were all about. So, the whole book felt a little incomplete, maybe disjointed. I don't know what happened to any of the other surviving characters.

And the time thing at the very end, containing numerous hints, felt unnecessary and was nothing...more

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May 14, 2012 Debbie Johnson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this book. Can't wait to find out what happens next.

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Oct 12, 2012 Karen Fowler rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Overall a decent read. I spent a little too much time at the beginning trying to figure out what was going on, since the story starts rather abruptly. (I know, I know... hook the reader and all that.) Maybe there was too many things going on and not enough time to process anything from the start.

I did like the characters, but at times they felt a little younger than I think they were supposed to. The premise of the novel is intriguing, but I felt the ending conflict was done a little too easy,...more

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Feb 27, 2013 Latte rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A Kindle freebie. I found this book very difficult to connect with. It's the first book in a series but it reads as if you've walked into the middle of a story. There isn't really a build up or satisfactory explanation to some of the backstories that satisfy the reader - light on describing Dev's witchy powers, light on the buildup in attraction between Dev & Kent. Characters like Gerry are dropped in but seem to have no real purpose in the storyline, unless it's an intro for a subsequent bo...more

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Dec 29, 2012 Amber rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: witches, trilogy

The characters are a bit older in this book. Witch Way Bends begins with Devan Stowe a woman in her mid thirties just discovering she is a witch. Devan wants to put a stop to her father whom she has discovered is involved in child trafficking and also an awful ex (Robbie).

Not only has Devan began to unravel her magic she has also stumbled head first into romance. A story of a young woman discovering herself and uncovering who she is one day at a time!

Looking forward to reading book #2 in this t...more

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Oct 07, 2012 Naomi rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed

Witch Way Bends is a fantastic read and I couldn’t help but be absorbed into the world that Olivia Hardin had created. She has taken the usual Paranormal worlds that I have imagined and put more of a magic spin to it as Witches are the main characters in this series.

After discovering her Father’s child trafficking business, Devon Stowe wants to put a stop to it. But she doesn’t realise the Paranormal world actually exists until she is on a mission with Kent and his team. It is after this mission...more Witch Way Bends is a fantastic read and I couldn’t help but be absorbed into the world that Olivia Hardin had created. She has taken the usual Paranormal worlds that I have imagined and put more of a magic spin to it as Witches are the main characters in this series.

After discovering her Father’s child trafficking business, Devon Stowe wants to put a stop to it. But she doesn’t realise the Paranormal world actually exists until she is on a mission with Kent and his team. It is after this mission that the story begins. Not only has Devon been kept in the dark by Kent and his team, but we are too. I couldn’t help but keep reading as I needed to know what was going on.

After some of the secrets were revealed I was then unable to put the book down as the plot was getting bigger than I imagined. Devan is able to trust Kent and Langston as they help her discover more about herself. She is very timid to begin with, but she no longer wants to stand by and watch the boys do all the work, she wants to help. She then becomes a bit more aggressive and doesn’t back down.

You can see that Kent and Devon have a connection but neither of them are sure how to act on it. Kent isn’t used to dealing with someone like Devon, but he feels very protective of her and tries to keep her at a distance so she doesn’t get hurt. What no one realises (except maybe Langston) is that she is quite capable of looking after herself. Once she determines that she may have a power they all make it their priority to train her as best as they can.

When Devon’s ‘friend’ Roonie makes his appearance I instantly liked him. He brings humour to the story and I love his witty comments!! He has been Devons friend for as long as she can remember and he is able to guide and calm her when she least expects it.
The story is very fast paced and has a gripping plot. I enjoyed the magical element that Olivia has added to it. I was able to connect to the characters easily and enjoyed the chemistry that developed between all of them. We had some fun fighting scenes and couple of sex scenes in the story, but nothing too graphic. I liked how this book ended, but I’m really excited to see how the story will continue!!(less)

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Jun 03, 2012 Angie Kregg rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: signed, first-reads

I received a copy of this book from the FirstReads program.

While I am a fan of paranormal and fantasy topics such as witches and vampires, I was not entirely sure whether or not I enjoy this book. The plot had me slightly skeptical, combining both the battles with magic that we see today in Harry Potter & Lord Of The Rings with the goal of ending a child trafficking ring that belongs more on an episode of Law & Order. I did not know if two such diverse topics could mesh together well.

Nee...more I received a copy of this book from the FirstReads program.

While I am a fan of paranormal and fantasy topics such as witches and vampires, I was not entirely sure whether or not I enjoy this book. The plot had me slightly skeptical, combining both the battles with magic that we see today in Harry Potter & Lord Of The Rings with the goal of ending a child trafficking ring that belongs more on an episode of Law & Order. I did not know if two such diverse topics could mesh together well.

Needless to say, they did indeed work together nicely. The combination of the two heightened the intensity of both aspects. You cheer for Devan and her friends to improve their magical skills in order to put an end to a terrible fate for hundreds of children, while at the same time the battles become more climatic and dramatic because you know the fate of hundreds of people lie in the balance.

What I did not expect at all was how much the author focused on the romance between Kent and Devan. Granted, a lot of adventure and fantasy stories will at some point focus on a romance between the heroine and a male character, but I never expected the amount of attention or detail given to it. It was a pleasant and momentary diversion from the seriousness of the rest of the plot.

My only wish was that the author had written more of a suspenseful ending to the novel. Considering that the cover clearly states this is part of a trilogy, I was expecting a cliffhanger, or at least an ending that indicated just a hint of the adventure or goal or mission they had to complete next, just to leave the reader thirsting for more. The ending in place seemed like an ending to a romance novel, something I have seen many a time. It gave the illusion of the story being finished, (unless the reader suddenly remembers that the child trafficking business still exists, then confusion probably springs up).

Overall, I found the book fast-paced, concisely-written, and interesting enough where I will be looking forward to reading the next installment in the trilogy.(less)

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Sep 14, 2012 Andrea Heltsley rated it 4 of 5 stars

I got this book as a kindle freebie on Amazon. It sat on my shelf for a while until one day I came across it and decided to finally pick it up. Yeah, so I am glad I did.

*Kent* *sigh* You've gotta appreciate a sexy guy in any book. To be a fly on the wall in many scenes of this book, I would love to be. I liked his character and his part of the story that unfolded as the book continued.

I was a little sad that Devan jumped so headfirst into everything that was thrown at her. She was just too acce...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Delphina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

I am not even really sure where to begin. There was so much I liked about this book. While I am going to try really hard not to give any spoilers that will impact your enjoyment of this story, I can not guarantee that I will not inadvertently over share. I apologize in advance, if I do. This is the first book in a trilogy about a woman who discovers she is a witch, as she is helping to bring down an evil organization. I know this sounds like many witch story arcs, but this story is anything, but...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Cassy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Plus side: The characters are very interesting, the plot line moves steadily and the descriptions of magic are very powerful.
Minus: The beginning! I almost put the book down because it had such a confusing intro without telling you the least of what you are dealing with.
The relationship between Dev and her beau was unbelievably cheesy even for a romance.
Unimaginative bodylanguage: I got to the point of almost deleting the whole thing if someone cocked their head or bit their lip again!

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Feb 01, 2013 Nelta rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a quick easy read and had witches, vamps, and Fae...The storyline was good , however with Devan being an older character,35, she acted as if she was 15.....which made me want to smack her sometimes. I liked the idea of having more mature characters in a book as long as they come across that way. I might consider reading the next in this series just to see if the writing gets better and what happens.

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