Call of the Witch

Tony Marcella Mystery #7

by Dana E. Donovan

Call Of The Witch: book seven in the Detective Marcella Witch’s series. When Tony calls on the witches’ coven for help in finding a missing girl, he learns that his reluctance to participate in a ritual with Lilith may have cost him the chance of finding her alive

Genres: Paranormal

312 pages, ebook

First published November 18, 2011

About the author

Dana Donovan grew up in New England where folklore and superstitions can mold a town’s history as much as its people. He exploits that phenomenon in all his books, perpetuating the enigma of small town life and the belief in all that dies is not dead.

Reviews

[Maria · Rating 2 out of 5]

80% of this book focuses on solving of this kidnapping (which I suspected from the beginning), then, at the end, it just gets solved really quickly without a mention of motive or a real conclusion. I felt frustrated, having invested my time in this, and feeling like I got a contrived, half-assed ending.

[Kat Lebo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Last in the series -- so far. I think there is a new one coming out in late 2012. I've enjoyed the series a lot, even though I wish the author/publisher had a better editor. Not a lot of grammar problems, but lots of wrong word usage, i.e.: sorted details for sordid details. Derails one's attention from the storyline.

My summer of new series reading continues: 3 down; so many more to go!

[Neil · Rating 4 out of 5]

Call Of The Witch: book seven in the Detective Marcella Witch’s series.
When Tony calls on the witches’ coven for help in finding a missing girl, he learns that his reluctance to participate in a ritual with Lilith may have cost him the chance of finding her alive.

I enjoyed this book apart from it left a couple of things hanging, which hopefully will be answered in the next book in the series.

[Jsr]

ok

[Divinda Pinkerton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoying this series.

[Carmelita M. Johnson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Call of the witch book7

I love the book, however the person who proof reads needs a lesson in English grammar. I'd recommend to all.