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Witchy Business: An Anthology
CASE FILE #1:
Regina St. Lyon's powers have been waning.Maybe she did betray love, but what else coulda duped girl do? At the time, banishing hotter-than-thou Brock Aegis to the Middle Realmseemed like a good idea. But now Brock is back….
CASE FILE #2:
Benedict DeWin is practically wizard royalty—and as magically gifted as a stale loaf of bread.But then he meets Bryony Flynn, another magical"failure"- whose only gift is to make certainthings grow. Not that Benedict is complaining…
CASE FILE #3:
Born to a family of seers and shamans,Siobhan Silverhawk has accepted her magiclesslifestyle. But when she meets recent widower J. B. Pendleton, Siobhan figures she has magic enough to make a love potion—which seems tohave worked a little too well!
Regina St. Lyon's powers have been waning.Maybe she did betray love, but what else coulda duped girl do? At the time, banishing hotter-than-thou Brock Aegis to the Middle Realmseemed like a good idea. But now Brock is back….
CASE FILE #2:
Benedict DeWin is practically wizard royalty—and as magically gifted as a stale loaf of bread.But then he meets Bryony Flynn, another magical"failure"- whose only gift is to make certainthings grow. Not that Benedict is complaining…
CASE FILE #3:
Born to a family of seers and shamans,Siobhan Silverhawk has accepted her magiclesslifestyle. But when she meets recent widower J. B. Pendleton, Siobhan figures she has magic enough to make a love potion—which seems tohave worked a little too well!
304 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published September 1, 2007
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Julie Leto
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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julie Leto is the multi-published and award-winning author of over forty-five novels for publishers such as Simon & Schuster, Penguin and Harlequin who has now turned her attention to independent publishing. She pens the popular “Dirty” sexy suspense series starring kick-ass, ex-gang girl Marisela Morales and the sensual paranormal “Phantom” books, as well as the crossover series, “Dirty Dare.”
Julie lives on the west coast of Florida with her daughter, a brand-new Border collie mix rescue, a haughty Russian Siberian cat and a wide range of relatives all within driving distance. Readers can find her at www.julieleto.com, on Facebook and as @JulieLeto on Twitter.
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julie Leto is the multi-published and award-winning author of over forty-five novels for publishers such as Simon & Schuster, Penguin and Harlequin who has now turned her attention to independent publishing. She pens the popular “Dirty” sexy suspense series starring kick-ass, ex-gang girl Marisela Morales and the sensual paranormal “Phantom” books, as well as the crossover series, “Dirty Dare.”
Julie lives on the west coast of Florida with her daughter, a brand-new Border collie mix rescue, a haughty Russian Siberian cat and a wide range of relatives all within driving distance. Readers can find her at www.julieleto.com, on Facebook and as @JulieLeto on Twitter.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
January 17, 2010
An anthology of three short stories. Genre? Paranormal romance.
"Under His Spell" by Julie Leto: The mythology was way too complicated for such a short story. The prose was way too purple. And there was more sex and moaning and horniness than plot. Ick. I mean, when you are about to slay your arch nemesis and you get all hot and bothered and almost start moaning aloud just because your partner is standing next to you, then there's just something majorly wrong with you!
"Disenchanted?" by Rhonda Nelson: Better, but still no cigar. I loved the relationship between Ben and his sister Vivi and the story itself was rather funny but Bryony's "I've only read about you but I ~know~ you and I love you and I'm totally and absolutely sure that you would love me too" attitude smacked of a rabid fangirl!
"Spirit Dance" by Mia Zachary: The best story in this book. Some nice Native American folklore. It wasn't just about sex this time and Siobhan and John actually knew each other before hopping in a bed together - which is always a plus in my book - but John's pig-headed refusal of anything magical, even though he had seen and heard it with his own eyes and ears annoyed the heck out of me after a while. Just like John's attitude towards his son - John himself had seen the ghost of his wife too, but instead of admitting it to Ben, he was trying to convince Ben that it was all in Ben's head, that Ben was crazy. Ick.
An OK book, but overall disappointing.
"Under His Spell" by Julie Leto: The mythology was way too complicated for such a short story. The prose was way too purple. And there was more sex and moaning and horniness than plot. Ick. I mean, when you are about to slay your arch nemesis and you get all hot and bothered and almost start moaning aloud just because your partner is standing next to you, then there's just something majorly wrong with you!
"Disenchanted?" by Rhonda Nelson: Better, but still no cigar. I loved the relationship between Ben and his sister Vivi and the story itself was rather funny but Bryony's "I've only read about you but I ~know~ you and I love you and I'm totally and absolutely sure that you would love me too" attitude smacked of a rabid fangirl!
"Spirit Dance" by Mia Zachary: The best story in this book. Some nice Native American folklore. It wasn't just about sex this time and Siobhan and John actually knew each other before hopping in a bed together - which is always a plus in my book - but John's pig-headed refusal of anything magical, even though he had seen and heard it with his own eyes and ears annoyed the heck out of me after a while. Just like John's attitude towards his son - John himself had seen the ghost of his wife too, but instead of admitting it to Ben, he was trying to convince Ben that it was all in Ben's head, that Ben was crazy. Ick.
An OK book, but overall disappointing.
April 14, 2013
"WITCHY BUSINESS" is a collection of three witch paranormal romances. These stories are connected by a clinic for dysfunctional witches, the Magecraft Treatment Center, for those who have either lost or not gained their powers due to love denied, love repressed, or love rejected.
July 12, 2016
Three short stories all set in Sedona, Arizona. Sedona is considered of the occult and these stories are concerned with witches coming into their powers and a rehab center to help them.
The stories are light fantasy and easy reading.
The stories are light fantasy and easy reading.
August 6, 2012
A little slow, but some delightful romance and science fiction/fantasy.
July 8, 2013
Siobhan Silverhawk & J. B. Pendleton
August 8, 2008
All three stories are fantastic.
April 23, 2011
Cute stories.
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