Deceiving the Witch Next Door

By: Melissa Bourbon Ramirez

Published by: Entangled Publishing (Covet)

Reviewed by: Kelly H.

Publishers Blurb: Storie Bell has a little secret—she’s a witch. But magic hasn’t exactly kept her life from being a complete mess—her love life is non-existent and the town thinks she’s a total nutter. Plus there’s her neighbor Reid Malone who runs hot one minute and cold the next.

Reid Malone can’t wait to escape Bloomington, Texas. Unfortunately, he’s stuck where he is unless he helps his father hide a very illegal secret. The only key to Reid’s freedom lies with the eccentric Storie…and he’ll do whatever it takes to get the information he needs from her.

But Reid’s holding something back. Something big. And if he’s not careful, he’ll find out exactly what happens when you try to deceive a witch …

My Review: Witchcraft and Moonshine?

Just what do those two things have in common?

To find out, you’ll have to read this book. ;)

Deceiving the Witch Next Door was a cute story about two people, who share a memorable past and who overcome their fears and their secrets in order to finally come together in the end.

It’s a typical romance, in my opinion, with a supernatural twist.

Although I enjoyed this book, it unfortunately wasn’t one of my favorites. :(

It didn’t have enough action for my personal tastes. As I stated, it was more of a typical romance and although I do enjoy romance in the books I read, most have plenty of action to go along with it, as well.

I think in this book, the characters were what I enjoyed most.

Storie was your typical girl next door and I think a lot of people could relate, or at the very least, understand her and Reid was just simply hot and an inherently good man with good intentions.

All that said, the ending of the story was left open, so if the author chose to, she could write a sequel and I would read it as well, simply because I did enjoy the characters so much. ;)

I’d also recommend this book, despite the fact I only gave it 3 out of 5 stars. For the low price of $2.99 it’s worth it, and as I’ve explained, it just wasn’t my thing, but I’m sure it is something a lot of people would enjoy.

Disclaimer: An ebook copy of this novel was provided to me, by the publisher and everything I have said is of my own honest opinion. I have not been paid to review this book.