#Review: WIZARDS OF SEATTLE, Books 1 and 2

3 of 5 stars

Inheritance is an interesting read to a new series from author John O'Riley. The author does a good job of pulling you into this new world where magic is the norm. This episode introduces Jason, a category 3 wizard who's been unemployed for the past 3 months. Desperate to find a job, he is unique in that he can also read psychometry which is the lingering effects of an event. His abilities bring him to the attention of the police department and a possible job opportunity. In the midst of all of this, he learns that he has inherited a mansion along with his brother and cousin, but there's a catch. They all must live in the house for 10 years. There's magic all around and events start to spiral out of control.
While I enjoyed reading this story, I was never fully engaged with the main character. The author continues to just tell the reader what's going on instead of letting the character's actions reveal the story. It was like looking through a window and watching the story unfold. I prefer to feel the character's anguish, pain, love, etc. and I didn't get that from these stories.

I received these books in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are 100% my own.



Jason has recently discovered his new category six wizardry was a result of a genetic experiment performed by a secret organization called the Ebullio. Now that he has broken free of their mind control enchantment, suppressed memories float to the surface and he remembers the terrifying abductions and genomic therapy that he and his younger brother, Benjamin, endured. Meanwhile, the Valituras have set their sights on Jason, unleashing powerful curses designed to kill him and his family. As Jason learns more about the Ebullio and the Valituras, he realizes that danger lurks behind every corner and the enemy could be hiding in plain sight. This novella is the second installment of the Wizards of Seattle series.
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Published on January 22, 2015 05:00
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