50 Ways to Hex Your Lover (Jazz Tremaine, #1)

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50 Ways to Hex Your Lover (Jazz Tremaine #1)

by Linda Wisdom (Goodreads Author)

3.62 of 5 stars 3.62 · rating details · 2,485 ratings · 297 reviews

Jazz can't decide whether to scorch him with a fireball or jump into bed with him.

Jasmine Tremaine, a witch who can't stay out of trouble.

Nikolai Gregorivich, a drop-dead gorgeous vampire cop on the trail of a serial killer.

The sizzling love affair between Jazz and Nick has been off-again, on-again-for about 300 years. Mostly off, lately. But now Nick needs Jazz's help, a

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Paperback, 364 pages

Published March 1st 2008 by Sourcebooks Casablanca

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May 30, 2008 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2008-reads

I liked "50 Ways to Hex Your Lover". The heroine, Jasmine, was someone I would love to go partying with, and the hero, Nikolai, was one hot vamp.

Jazz and Nik have a long history, 300 years or so worth. The problem is he keeps having her arrested, and then says he's only doing it to keep her safe! Jazz decided 30 years ago...No more Nik. So what the heck is her doing here now, and why is he asking for her help? Turns out an evil they thought they had eradicated in 1932 managed to get away, and it...more

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May 14, 2013 Jenie rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: chicklit, magic-supernatural, romance, meh

Why do I do this to myself? I hated the only other Linda Wisdom book I've read for the same reason I already hate this one: the main character is a spoiled, petulant, childish bitch. We get a vague prologue in which we are vaguely informed bitchy witch "Jazz" was kicked out of Hogwarts 700 years ago, and then vague references throughout the book to Jazz and ex-lover Nick's vaguely checkered past. But Wisdom never bothers to fill in the blanks, other than to make sure we know in excruciating deta...more

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Oct 18, 2010 Bird rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-in-a-series, saucy, read-in-2010, paranormal

I have never found a funny paranormal romance series that I like. "Funny" in PNR apparently means stupid, eye-rolling humor that I imagine very few people actually find amusing. Why do I keep picking them up, you ask? Because the covers are so frickin' cute! I'm a sucker for good cover art, always believing that the books will be just as enticing as those adorable covers. (I mean c'mon, look at the cover on this one! Spunky witch driving a convertible with her black fanged cat? I'll take two, pl...more I have never found a funny paranormal romance series that I like. "Funny" in PNR apparently means stupid, eye-rolling humor that I imagine very few people actually find amusing. Why do I keep picking them up, you ask? Because the covers are so frickin' cute! I'm a sucker for good cover art, always believing that the books will be just as enticing as those adorable covers. (I mean c'mon, look at the cover on this one! Spunky witch driving a convertible with her black fanged cat? I'll take two, please!)

I didn't particularly care for the main character, Jazz, who had a highly annoying internal dialogue that consisted of things like, "Eeeewwww." (Very interesting, eh?) The POV frequently switches between Jazz and Nick without warning, and I found myself going back to reread sentences so I could figure out who was narrating. Sometimes I couldn't even tell.

Nick wasn't very interesting or likable to me. I liked that they had so much history together, but it's randomly referred to throughout the story in such a disjointed way that the reader never gets a good sense of what has happened. They've apparently had many issues in the past which seem to have arisen simply because they couldn't sit down and talk things out. (Least favorite romance novel cliche.)

The pacing is horrible. The first few hundred pages, nothing happens. No, really. Jazz runs around doing some "witchy" things while trying to avoid seeing Nick. And that's it. Even when they do get down to talking about the missing vampires, the conversation takes about a quarter of a page.

The sex scenes were very dull. I actually flipped past them. Part of it was the writing (FYI, Ms. Wisdom, "labia" is not a sexy word), and part of it was that I didn't like the relationship between Nick and Jazz, nor did I find it believable.

The cover art also confuses me, because there is not a cat in the story. While this is hardly the author's fault, and most likely beyond her control, it annoys me when the cover blatantly contradicts the novel. (I'm very worked up about cover art today for some strange reason.)

Anyway, a major disappointment. Will not be reading anything further from this author.

I actually would have liked this better if her roommate Krebs had been the love interest.(less)

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Feb 20, 2011 Myria rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ghosts, unusual, vampires, witches-necromancers-magic

If you're into Witches, Vampires && other spooks you may just like this book! It's about a witch who runs into her on again, off again for the past 300 years vampire lover looking for her help with a vampire serial murder case. She has a really witty && sarcastic sense of humor. It can be quiet funny. haha My favorite characters in the books were her bunny slippers Fluff n Puff. For a pair of slippers they get into a lot of trouble && have major anger management issues. l...more

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Apr 07, 2011 Lyndsey marked it as to-read

Shelves: about-witchcraft-alchemy, free-or-cheap-download, own-on-kindle

This book is currently FREE on Kindle. I haven't read it yet but a review will be posted once I get to it. But it may not still be free by then...

This may not last long. Get it HERE

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Mar 13, 2008 Tammy Thompson rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Buffy fans, Paranormal mystery or romance fans

Shelves: paranormal_mystery

More of a paranormal romantic suspense book rather than parnormal romance. Jaz is a witch, Nick a vampire who've been on again off again team up to find out why vampires are disappearing. A big bad worthy of Buffy, unfortunately the author doesn't expand the character as well as she could have through out the book, however does a nice job of making him truly loathsome when he finally does enter the picture at the end of the book.

Good characters, my favorites were the carnivorous bunny slippers f...more

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Apr 01, 2009 Shelly rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. There were some parts of this book that I really enjoyed and others that I just didn't like. The book was too slow for me. The first half of the book was spent with the two main characters mostly separated and Jazz avoiding Nick. Nothing really happened in those first hundred or so pages except random things that essentially had nothing to do with the plot. Another thing that annoyed me with this book was the constant reference to past events that were NEVER explained and in the end added nothin...more There were some parts of this book that I really enjoyed and others that I just didn't like. The book was too slow for me. The first half of the book was spent with the two main characters mostly separated and Jazz avoiding Nick. Nothing really happened in those first hundred or so pages except random things that essentially had nothing to do with the plot. Another thing that annoyed me with this book was the constant reference to past events that were NEVER explained and in the end added nothing but frustration. The reader is told very vaguely about a past history with the bad guy in the book, but nothing detailed and so when Jazz is afraid or reluctant to help Nick at first, it is difficult to understand why. So there is this big vague thing that happened in 1932... it means nothing to me. Many times it seemed like there should have been a book prior to this one, one that explained everything. The reader can read every detail about what the character is wearing and how everything matches from her lemon shirt to her body spray scented with lemon, but the reader doesn't get to find out what happened in the past? Come on.

Most of the time the characters seemed pretty flat. There were some amusing aspects in the book, but nothing that made me laugh out loud which is what the description kind of puts off. Most of the time I found myself counting down as to how many pages I had left until I finished it. I only continued to read it because it is a series and my mom states the later ones are a little bit better.

There seemed to be too many things going on in the book, but nothing is ever really committed to as to where the plot is going until the last maybe 100 pages of the book. There is the random plot of Jazz's boss being cursed, that has nothing to do with anything... and related to that is Jazz's second job eliminating curses that the reader hears all about in the first hundred pages and then only once more with the boss' curse. Another pointless distraction from the plot was Jazz driving a disgusting creature of some sort who really could have been eliminated from the plot and no one would have missed him. (Those extra pages wasted on said disgusting character could have been used to describe those past events that were never described). Honestly, this book could have been better if the author focused more on what was the actual plot instead of all those other aspects that added nothing to the story. If the author had focused more on the Clive Reeves part of the plot, it would have been a much better book (or even more on Jazz and Nick's past).

In the beginning, the reader hears a small snippet of Jazz and her sister witches being cast out on their own. However, you never hear why they were cast out or who actually did the supposed bad thing that got them kicked out and I am not sure why that was the prologue. It had absolutely nothing to do with anything and generally the prologue adds some bit of information relevant to the plot, but this one doesn't. So Jazz is kicked out of witch school... so what?

It just really seemed like this book was written a long time ago and was forgotten about, then it was found again and published without really looking into what would make the book better. As I said, this book was mired in half developed plot leads and they really distracted from the main story. I never felt I knew where this book was going and because of all the little extra things, I didn't really care what happened in the end.

The title is a reference to something mentioned once in the book about Jazz being late to return 50 Ways to Hex Your Ex, but nothing in the plot deals with hexing Nick.

It also seemed that the paranormal creatures in the book were well known to humans and then some comment by one of the characters made it seem like they were not really all known by humans. Plus Jazz hides her age and her roommate did not believe in vampires. It would have been nice to know to what degree humans knew about witches and such just so that some of the things the characters did would make a little more sense.

Things I liked were some of the interactions with Jazz and Nick, especially when some of the deeper connections between the two are revealed, however their relationship really wasn't developed enough for my liking. Maybe that is due more to the vague references at history rather than the relationship itself. Some of the things Jazz did to her clients that stiffed her for money was amusing, but not essential. I also enjoyed some of Jazz's powers and her trip to the library. But, that was about it. The situation with Clive Reeves was interesting, but it was so short in comparison with the rest of the dragging plot that it didn't save the book for me. (less)

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Apr 24, 2012 Rebecca Lockley rated it 2 of 5 stars

The one thing I hate about the freebie books on Amazon is that they are always the first in a series so if you liked it, you have to buy the rest of the series!

In "50 Ways to Hex Your Lover", we meet Jazz, a 700-yr-old witch who was kicked out of the witch's school when she was younger, her vampire on-again, off-again lover, Nick, and the ghost that lives in her car, Irma. Nick has asked Jazz to help him track down a person who has been killing vampires, a man Jazz thought she had killed in the...more

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Jan 23, 2012 Shh I'm reading! rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jazz is a centuries old witch and Nick is her on again, off again vampire boyfriend. After decades apart, they come together when vampires start disappearing. Naturally sparks start flying...
The book was recommended to me by several, and definitely seemed up my alley. Quip ready heroine, handsome vampire, humorous writing, count me in! I had really high expectations for this book, and feel a little disappointed because I was so excited. It was definitely a funny supernatural romance with a cast...more

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Aug 18, 2011 Sabrina rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was fun to read and quite light hearted. From the blurb I was expecting an action packed story but felt it was a bit slow at the beginning. When things did start to progress it was intriguing and had me wanting to find out what was going to happen next.
Jazz is a feisty witch with strong opinions and a lot of sarcasm and I grew to like her character. I think Nick came across as quite weak willed and I wasn’t that taken with his character to start with as I normally prefer the Alpha mal...more

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Apr 23, 2011 Claire rated it 5 of 5 stars

Can't believe am about to start another review with a cover rant, but yeah, this one does not do this book justice either! Nor does the title actually, but luckily, 50 Ways to Hex Your Lover by Linda Wisdom was a Kindle Freebie (oh-so-smart-move Publisher Person because now I'm hooked and I will buy the rest of the series), so it was easy to press the 'Buy' button.

This book is black, funny, wry, and felt as 'real' as a supernatural tale can feel in terms of relationships and dialogue. I liked th...more

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Apr 09, 2011 Radella rated it 4 of 5 stars

Jazz is a witch, trying to make her way in the world after being banished several centuries ago. Nick is a vampire, and recently left his job with the vampire ruling body to become an independent investigator. Although witches and vampires tend to avoid each other, Jazz and Nick have a volatile past, where their love is intertwined with fearsome arguments. When their past comes back in the form of Clive Reeves, Jazz and Nick are reunited once again. They must survive each other, and Clive, to sa...more

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Sep 28, 2010 Jane Stewart rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

It took too long to get going. There was no interesting romantic relationship development. Some side characters were good.

STORY BRIEF:
Witches, vampires, werewolves, trolls, and other creatures live among humans. Jazz is a witch. She makes a living removing curses and driving a limo. Nick is a vampire who works as a private investigator. Nick and Jazz have had a lustful on and off relationship for about 300 years – mostly off. She frequently gets mad at him. Someone is killing vampires, and Nick...more It took too long to get going. There was no interesting romantic relationship development. Some side characters were good.

STORY BRIEF:
Witches, vampires, werewolves, trolls, and other creatures live among humans. Jazz is a witch. She makes a living removing curses and driving a limo. Nick is a vampire who works as a private investigator. Nick and Jazz have had a lustful on and off relationship for about 300 years – mostly off. She frequently gets mad at him. Someone is killing vampires, and Nick wants Jazz to help him solve the problem.

REVIEWER’S OPINION:
It took a long time to get going. I was impatient for something to start happening. Nick visited Jazz several times asking for her help. But things kept delaying any action. Jazz had to do this, she had to do that, she kept telling Nick to come back later. This was going on for more than half the book. Finally they started to do something about the killer. Overall it was ok, just not a must read. Don’t expect much relationship development between Jazz and Nick. They knew each other in the past and broke up before this story even started. This is more of a lustful coworker relationship than romance. I had a problem with the title. She was not hexing her lover in different ways. She threw fireballs at him once and missed. That was it. Jazz was an interesting character, but Nick and Krebs could have used something more.

The best parts were the fun and interesting side characters. I loved Fluff and Puff – the bunny slippers with sharp teeth and short tempers. Jazz would keep them in line by lifting her foot. They were afraid of heights.

CAUTION SPOILER:
The ending scene with bad guy Clive could have been better. Jazz and Nick are chained and powerless with Clive standing over them doing harm. Yet Jazz and Nick keep telling Clive they’re going to kill him. These empty threats weren’t doing anything for me.

DATA:
Story length: 364 pages. Swearing language: strong. Sexual language: strong. Number of sex scenes: 6. Estimated number of sex scene pages: 15. Setting: current day mostly Los Angeles, California. Copyright: 2008. Genre: paranormal romance.(less)

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Aug 31, 2010 Myhotstylist rated it 5 of 5 stars

A good funny start to the series.

Meet Jazz Tremaine, an exhiled witch with a knack for getting rid of curses, and a limo driver for all creatures of the night. Along with her long-time enemy/lover/vampire, Nick Gregory, they team up to find out who is killing off vampires in their city.

I liked this book and the extra characters, (Irma: a ghost bound to her car, and Fluff & Puff, her rabbid flesh hungry bunny slipers) Even though this book was a bit long--about 100 pages too long, it was sti...more

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May 15, 2011 Michelle rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, free, vampires, witches_wizards

or maybe 2.5 stars, but the GR description of "it was ok" is about right.

"jazz" is a witch (of the 'bewitched' wiggle-your-nose-and-poof sort, no complicated spell-craft here) with a job as a chauffeur for supernatural types and a side business in removing curses. her on-again-off-again vampire lover shows up in town to ask for her help in finding out why so many vampires are going missing lately.

you know this is a romance novel because of the cute cartoon cover, so it's no surprise when the pa...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Amy marked it as to-read

Shelves: didnt-finish

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Characters:

Eurydice: headmistress of The Academy for Witches,banished 13 student witches from the academy for 100 days due to the spell that was cast on a human,

Allene: one of the elder witches,

Griet/Jazz Tremaine: one of the student witches that was banished from the academy,five-foot-eight,copper-colored hair,green eyes,

Stasia Romanov: one of the student witches that was banished from the academy,sunny brown hair,runs a shop that sells lingerie and ro...more

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Aug 31, 2011 Angela~twistedmind~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a new series to me. I've heard it's a great series and this was a free selection on my kindle, so I thought I'd give it a try. So glad I did!! I really like Jazz. She's a kick ass chick with a wicked, sarcastic sense of humor, something I love! Jazz is confused about her relationship (or lack thereof) with Nick, and wishes he would just stay out of her life for good. But she is single minded when it comes to her work and the new threat in her life......all while trying, and failing, to...more

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Feb 18, 2012 Catherine rated it 2 of 5 stars

First of all, this is a really misleading title. She does not hex her lover, and she doesn't hex in general. In fact, she removes curses for a living (besides chauffeuring).

Second, I felt this book took much too long to make any progression in the story line. I like detail as much as the next reader, I actually probably like it more than your average reader, but even after reading all those pages I didn't feel as though I hadn't learned anything about the world the story is set in or the charact...more

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Jun 08, 2010 Natasha rated it 4 of 5 stars

50 ways to Hex Your Lover is a hilarious first novel in the Jazz Tremaine series by Linda Wisdom.
The past few weeks, I was into Paranormal Romance & Paranormal Chick-lit. I came across this book after reading Would-Be Witch (A Southern Witch Novel, #1) by Kimberly Frost(which I loved!) After loving that book, I was afraid I would be disappointed with whatever I read next in that genre, but I was surprised. I really enjoyed it. And if your thinking, well if I enjoyed it so much, why did you...more 50 ways to Hex Your Lover is a hilarious first novel in the Jazz Tremaine series by Linda Wisdom.
The past few weeks, I was into Paranormal Romance & Paranormal Chick-lit. I came across this book after reading Would-Be Witch (A Southern Witch Novel, #1) by Kimberly Frost(which I loved!) After loving that book, I was afraid I would be disappointed with whatever I read next in that genre, but I was surprised. I really enjoyed it. And if your thinking, well if I enjoyed it so much, why did you give it only 4 moons? It wasn't because it was a bad book, or bad writing. It was in fact the opposite. It had such good potential, and could have been a favorite series of mine. But I found it lacking in some way, to make it great. There's nothing wrong with the book or the characters. I found I really liked them, they were hilarious and written great for their parts. I guess with just a bit more action(or a bit tighter plot) it just could have been a fantastic urban Fantasy/Paranormal Romance, instead of a pretty good Paranormal Romance.

Jasmine is upbeat and full of spunk. She's a unique character, that at times can be hilarious and at others, down right mean. But this witch, (I didn't mention she's a witch did I? Well, she is)
Jasmine is a witch that was banished from the Witches’ Academy for close to 7 centuries with a 12 of her classmates/friends, Ever since, she had to make her way in the human world without help. With each offense comes time added to her banishment, and ofcourse the Council is more than happy to remind her. When she's not banishing curses as a witch she's also a Limo-Driver for Dweezil(a creature, that Jaz cannot figure out). She drives a classic T-Bird, that was cursed many years ago with a ghost named Irma inside, now she's stuck with a retro ghost, that even as great of a witch she is, will not be poofed away.

On to the good stuff. Nikolai Gregorivic, the handsome vampire who's been in her life forever, but has been out of the picture of a few decades, only to roll on back into Jaz's life in seek of her help.
Vampires are gone missing, and being a vampire type cop, Nick is in charge but to get the job done, need's a certain witch's help. But it's not as easy as he thought. Jaz's last encounter with Nick was less than pleasant, and she won't be having anymore of that.

If Jaz is so easy to dismiss Nick, I'll have em! ;)

One thing that disappointed me was how she treats Irma most of the time. She's not down right mean, but she's pretty rude and grumpy to someone that can't help her situation. And I'm glad this is a adult book and not a YA book, because I wouldn't want to show that acting that way towards others is okay. BUT, I understand it's just her spunky attitude, and I really do like her. It just bothered me a bit...

All in all, it was a pretty great book, at times, my attention strayed, but I have a feeling the next book in the series may be better! Will I be reading the second book in the series? I will. I may not for a week or two, but I will. It was a really fun read, and I'm glad I picked it up. I would recommend it, but not to folks new to the paranormal romance genre. (less)

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Jul 13, 2011 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

I started out believing I was not going to be impressed by Jazz the main character, however, it wasn't long into the book before I realized I was wrong. She is one tough hot chick who can do some magick. I also went into this book thinking I was going to fall absolutely head over heels for Nick. That however, did not happen. I found him very whiney and indecisive at least until the very end. A few times I wanted to scream at Jazz along with her girl friends, that Nick was not her match. I can't...more

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Apr 16, 2011 Rachel (The Rest Is Still Unwritten) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, i-own

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To be honest, I wasn’t fussed in this book. There were too many holes in the plot and the storyline was boring for the most part. I admit there were a few parts that were fun and interesting, but most of the time I just wanted the book to be over. It seemed slow and there was too much within it that just seemed pointless; I saw no reason to have to know certain details and some scenes just dragged on. I didn’t feel anything for any...more

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Aug 13, 2009 Kathleen Burket rated it 3 of 5 stars

I didn't like Jazz. She was nasty to Nick, her on-again, off-again lover of the last 300 years; nasty to Irma, the ghost tied to Jazz's car; even nasty to the bat who is her escort to the correct room to do her research in the library. She doesn't do her share of the grocery shopping, but eats everything her roommate buys. She even whines when her roomie asks her to pick up a computer part for him.

My second problem was that there wasn't an explanatio of the mythos of this book in prose, or conv...more

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May 08, 2013 Bell Sansone rated it 3 of 5 stars

Fue muy lenta la historia y se detenia a dar detalles sobre cosas que no tenian la mas minima importancia. Eran completamente aburridos y me encontre muy seguido pensando en otras cosas mientras lei, sobre todo en la primera mitad. La otra mitad me gusto bastante, al fin se empieza a ver un poco de accion, que los personajes se mueven, se buscan y realmente se desarrolla el 'nudo'
Pero para eso tuve que pasar por una gran parte que no valia la pena.
La trama promete mucho, y lo segui leyendo por...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Hope Welsh rated it 5 of 5 stars

Linda Wisdom wrote an absolutely delightful tale with witches and ghosts and vampires, oh my!

Jazz, a 700-year-young witch, works as a curse eliminator. As a young witch, she, along with 12 of her witch friends were banished 100 years from the witch academy--and 700 years later, they haven't earned their way back!

When ex-flame Nick tells her he needs her help to find out what is happening to vampires, she is loathe to have anything to do with him. He broke her heart in the past, and she's not abo...more

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Apr 24, 2011 Alfred rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fans of Jasper Fforde

If you've read and liked Jasper Fforde's Thursday Next series you're going to enjoy Jazz, the very modern 700-year-old witch lead in Linda Wisdom's 50 Ways to Hex Your Lover. I like these comedic, offbeat, reality-with-a-SERIOUS-twist mysteries. Like Fforde, Wisdon managed to entertain me with her original and creative style. For me 50 Ways... was a Kindle freebie but I'm already hooked and will read at least the next in the Hex series, Hex Appeal.

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Oct 06, 2011 Seawood rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, fiction, kindle

I liked this a lot more than I thought I would - it's a silly, fun, fast-paced ride with a feisty witch and her gumshoe vampire boyfriend (and it knows it, which is important - it's not trying to be deeply serious or more than it is - there's a wry sense of the ridiculous without it getting daft). What more do you want? The romance isn't ladeled on, it's a natural part of the story. The sex is ok; not particularly cringeworthy (and that's a big compliment from me), but most importantly the unive...more

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Feb 20, 2012 Mareena rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who likes paranormal romance

Recommended to Mareena by: Library Book Sale

For my #15 challenge ('W' Word For Winter), I read 50 Ways to Hex Your Lover by Linda Wisdom. Jasmine Tremaine is a thoroughly modern 700-year-old witch who can't seem to shake Nick Gregory, her vampire ex-lover from 30 years ago. Nick is a darkly handsome cop who can push all Jazz's buttons.

Even with all their history together, Jazz and Nick can't forget the passion they have together and are ultimately drawn together again as a malevolent wizard-turned serial killer targets vampires and especi...more

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Dec 08, 2012 Jo rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Nov 22, 2008 Christina rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Vampire Fanatics

Recommended to Christina by: Christina

Shelves: 2008-reads

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Jun 18, 2012 Cadiva rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this. Jazz was a believable heroine in a world in which magic and the paranormal is not only present but in the open. Her bete noire is the vampire Nikolai Gregorivich, gorgeous and irresistible to Jazz, which frustrates her and had ended up with her being locked up repeatedly over the years.
This opening book sets up the background world for Jazz and Nick to operate in and has some really interesting ideas which are well fleshed out. Jazz is a witch, being punished along with he...more

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About Linda Wisdom

I'm a multi-published author since 1979 and now writing paranormal romance or what I like to call witch lit. 50 Ways to Hex Your Lover came out this past March and Hex Appeal comes out in November with Halloween promotion and will also be carried in Target.

My witch series has also been optioned to be shopped around as a TV series or movie. So here's hoping!

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“Love shouldn't be binding, but freeing.” — 10 people liked it

“The last time I had PMS a roast chicken popped out of the oven and danced the Macarena.Krebs had walked in just as the chicken started dancing. By then he was pretty much used to anything and only asked if the chicken shouldn’t be doing the Chicken Dance instead.” — 6 people liked it

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