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Trois mages et une margarita

(The Guild Codex: Spellbound #1)

Annette Marie (Goodreads Author)

4.08 · Rating details · 13,548 ratings · 1,258 reviews

Quand le bar où elle a postulé se trouve être une guilde remplie de mages arrogants, Tori comprend que sa vie a pris un tournant inattendu.

Fauchée, presque à la rue et depuis peu sans emploi : voilà les raisons pour lesquelles j’ai répondu à une annonce pour un job de serveuse dans un bar minable.

Ça a commencé à partir en cacahuète quand on m'a demandé de faire un essai ce ...more

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Sep 12, 2018 ✶Rachelle✶ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, 2018, arc

REREAD AGAIN: Sept 1, 2020

For real though, has someone invented a book Tardis?

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REREAD: Sept 19, 2019

I love this world so much. It's just the best. Even as a reread I inhaled this story. Seriously, has anyone figured out how we can jump out of our world into the world of a book? Is there some sort of book Tardis somewhere?

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4.5 stars

Magic guilds, Elemental mages and psychics and other magic people, strong sense of friendship and loyalty.....what does this remind me of?...

Oh yeah.....

Say h ...more

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Oct 03, 2019 Holly rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, paranormal-romance-urban-fiction, 2019-read

3.5 stars
Nothing particularly new here, but it was still enjoyable in a light-PNR way. It slightly reminded me of Slouch Witch, in the sense that both main characters don't have it all together yet, especially in the job/professionalism department. Only in this book the heroine is just a mere human, not a witch. I'll continue on with the series because it's a nice break from the more serious books. ...more

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Feb 12, 2019 Denisa rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: uf-or-paranormal, relaxing, interesting, wow-i-didn-t-expect-that, better-than-i-expected, fun, giddy

3.5-4ish
Well, I like it for some weird reason. Promising, definitely.

I dunno why I liked this one. It was weird and a bit annoying and can't say I love the main character, but for some reason I find this series absolutely delightful! Like a big, yummy ice cream.

This chick is fun! And her friends are pretty cool too. What caught me was the writing style, I read this book in a day without actually trying to. It went by so fast and the story was so much fun that I could barely put it down to eat ( ...more

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Jan 04, 2020 Montzalee Wittmann rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-series-1st-book, favorites

Three Mages and a Margarita
The Guild Codex: Spellbound Series, Book 1
By: Annette Marie
Narrated by: Cris Dukehart
This really is a fun book! A short tempered, take no sass gal can't keep a job. She comes across a flyer for a job at a bar in a bad part of town. Desperate, she takes it. She still has her anger issues but no one cares! She soon finds out why and why they shouldn't have hired her! Lots of magic, action, not mages, and craziness! Fun book!
The narrator made it super special too! ...more

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Dec 07, 2020 ☘Misericordia☘ ⚡ϟ⚡⛈⚡☁ ❇️❤❣ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

Q: “A daiquiri? Good choice. ... Perfect drink for a chat about the dark arts.” (c)
Q: “Maybe we should call ourselves crows instead of hammers.” (c)
Q: “... independence is an admirable trait, but it can be rooted in pride, insecurity, and fear as easily as it can stem from strength, confidence, and self-reliance. Be sure you know what drives yours.” (c)

Fancy 'complimentary mold, cockroaches, and suspicious odors'? If no, getting an apartment w/faery is a done deal. Or not:
Q: Hell no. I was not d ...more

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Sep 15, 2018 Vanessa ♛Queen Alchemy ϟ Novel Nerd Faction♛ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, adult, cover-love, 2019-reading-challenge, own-ebook-read, paranormal, reviewed, 2020-audiobook-challenge, 2018-reading-challenge, 2020-finishing-the-series-challenge

09/12/2020: Reread! (Audiobook.)
07/28/2020: Reread! (Listened on audio with my son, Maddox.)
07/13/2020: Reread! (Listened on audio while reading along with my physical copy.)
(view spoiler) ...more

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Sep 13, 2018 Kit (Metaphors and Moonlight) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2018-books, reviewed, review-copy, cover-love, fantasy, paranormal-urban-fantasy, mancers-mages

4 Stars

Review:
*I received an ecopy of this book from the author. This has not influenced my review.*

The blurb says this book is a fun, sassy, fast-paced urban fantasy, and I gotta say, that is actually a highly accurate description!

Tori, our main character, was one of those heroines who is full of sass and attitude and runs her mouth off or does impulsive things even when she shouldn't, and that's normally a type of character I'm not fond of. But her short temper was kind of understandable in th ...more

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Jul 24, 2019 Ashley rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-dark, favorite-authors, ya, fantasy-and-magic, magic-humans-mortal, new-adult-adult, magical-realism, paranormal, urban-fantasy, owned

Star Rating:—> 4.5 Stars

BTW- IMO this book/ series is perfect for #readingrush! Just a suggestion to help you reach your goals!

[FYI; No clue why this is mislabeled paranormal reverse harem. It most definitely is not. In fact romance isn’t even a main plot line in the novel, although Annette Marie DOES like to remind us how sexy mah new main men are! Lol 😁]

I FREAKIN LOVE ANNETTE MARIE!
She’s done me in, again!

My first experience with her writing was the Red Winter trilogy... which is one of my fa ...more

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Aug 08, 2019 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-books

This was so unbelievably fun! What a great start to a new series with a little bit of it all. Danger, magic, romance, humor. I had a hard time putting this one down and will definitely be continuing on with the series. So glad I took a chance and read this!

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May 29, 2019 Ezinwanyi Chinyere rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to Ezinwanyi by: Laura..devouring books like crumpets

Shelves: audiobook, witches-wizards-sorcerers, kindle-unlimited, magic, meet-greet-recs-completed, paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy, assassin, mage

I am surprised at how much I enjoyed this book. It wasn't a romance but it was a straight up magic urban fantasy novel.

Tori was a bartender who can't keep a job to save her life. She even earned a reputation as someone not to hire. She finally got a job at the Crow and Hammer, and it seemed like she found a great fit. Except as a human, she shouldn't be working with the magics/the guild.

Tori meets Aaron, Ezra and others working at the Crow and Hammer, and they formed a friendship of sorts. It w ...more

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Oct 02, 2019 Angela (Angel's Guilty Pleasures) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-stars, fav-urban-fantasy, favorites, audiobooks-i-own, fav-magic-books

Three Mages and a Margarita is book one in The Guild Codex: Spellbound by Annetta Marie.

This is my first taste of Author Annetta Marie. I’ve had my eye on her work since she first came on the scene. Her covers are very eye-catching and make want to take a second look.

Three Mages and a Margarita was a very entertaining and amusing listen.

Tori is our lead. She’s a twenty-one-year-old heroine who’s currently sleeping on her brothers couch while attending college and working in the serving indust ...more

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Apr 03, 2019 Marguerite (M) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: _uf-pnr, female-protagonist, _comedy, 2019, first-in-series

Rating: 5 stars

"Since this drink is on you," I told him, "I know exactly what I want."
He watched curiously as I turned to Cooper, my smile widening.
"How about a margarita?"

Three Mages and a Margarita was so much fun. It was well written, fast paced, with action, comedy and an overly charming heroine with anger issues.

The book introduced us to many characters but mostly revolved around Tori at her newfound workplace. She did not just get a job she practically knew nothing about but also stumbled ...more

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Nov 22, 2018 Erin *Proud Book Hoarder* rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: needs-review

I really liked this one -- the main character is fun, feisty, and ends up in an unusual situation. There's attacks, hilarious moments, borderline hot moments (still not sure which of the guys will be the one yet), intriguing world building. For a change she's the norm in a group of paranormals instead of there being something unsual about her "powers" (she has none). Will be reading the second soon. ...more

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Feb 21, 2020 Lindsay rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Enjoyable characters, clean, tight writing. Heroine is an everyday-woman type, if you need a break from uber powerful badasses. :D

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Sep 09, 2018 mith rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs, fantasy, in-betweeners, series, maaaagic, not-so-american, 2018-publication, supernatural-creatures

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I think I've said this before, but whatever. I love Annette Marie's books and I'll read anything of hers at this point. Anything.

I was ecstatic when Marie announced two new series, one of them being this one! I was just waiting for more info to come in—cover reveals, character reveals, blurbs, all that good stuff. And each new teaser just got me hyped up all the more.

That being said, I was extremely satisfied with Three Mages and a Margarita! Despite the t find this review + others on my blog!
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I think I've said this before, but whatever. I love Annette Marie's books and I'll read anything of hers at this point. Anything.

I was ecstatic when Marie announced two new series, one of them being this one! I was just waiting for more info to come in—cover reveals, character reveals, blurbs, all that good stuff. And each new teaser just got me hyped up all the more.

That being said, I was extremely satisfied with Three Mages and a Margarita! Despite the title being a mouthful—though I do appreciate the alliteration—the book was super fun. It has a voice-y character, funny quips, and lots of friendly camaraderie that I really loved reading.

Tori was a really fun character. In all her other books—all eleven! of them!—Marie wrote from a third person point of view and I thought the shift to first person would be weird, but it fit so well! It was easy to fall into Tori's voice and into her head, and this type of narration just really worked for the book. Connecting to bits of her personality was a lot easier for me. And I've always preferred first person PoV anyway, so this was perfect.

I also really loved the titular three mages! They're all reminiscent of Marie's other male characters—sarcastic, quiet, attractive—but the three were a tight knit group and you could really tell from the way they interacted, both in casual environments and more dangerous ones. I liked that they took in Tori and got along with her so easily.

And despite what you might think with there being three guys, Three Mages is not a reverse harem! Marie herself said so (there's even a note on the GR page).

As much as I liked this book, some things did bother me. First being that, of the three mages, only two had real page time. There's Ezra, Aaron, and Kai, but we mostly see significant interactions with Aaron and Ezra, and not much of Kai, which was disappointing.

Another thing that bothered me was the use of the word exotic to describe Kai. He's Japanese-American, if what I gathered from the book is correct (AKA if I'm remembering correctly lol), and Tori describes him—three times—as having "exotic features". Um. Don't do this. Don't describe anyone as exotic, especially people of color.

And finally, there was the use of the word "girly". Oh my god, I'm so fucking tired. There's nothing wrong with "girly" things and I'm tired of that type of thing being in books! I don't care if you consider shopping girly or crying girly. Every time you do that, you just bring back the negative connotation of feminine things being bad or undesirable. Look, shopping is fun. It's great. And having a certain reaction after a certain event? It's being human. I'm so tired of this.

Overall, 3.5 stars. Not my favourite Marie book, but it was definitely a solid start to a new series and I think it holds a lot of potential. There's a lot I'd love to see in the future books, so I can't wait to see where it goes! ...more

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Feb 22, 2020 Jacob Proffitt rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: chaste, urban-fantasy

This shouldn't have worked very well, really. The worldbuilding is haphazard with only enough framework to support the story and lots of undefined details around the edges. Plus, I have a hard time imagining that a group of magic folks would call themselves "mythic" anything, let alone "mythics" as a group. Maybe if they were unicorns or something? And the plot only works if you take the worldbuilding seriously and that takes some effort with how threadbare it is.

But Marie takes a huge risk by g This shouldn't have worked very well, really. The worldbuilding is haphazard with only enough framework to support the story and lots of undefined details around the edges. Plus, I have a hard time imagining that a group of magic folks would call themselves "mythic" anything, let alone "mythics" as a group. Maybe if they were unicorns or something? And the plot only works if you take the worldbuilding seriously and that takes some effort with how threadbare it is.

But Marie takes a huge risk by giving us a heroine who isn't the super-tough warrior chick or a hidden talent who discovers her ginormous power and instead giving us a bog-standard human who has a problem letting things go, getting in trouble in all those low-level waitress jobs that require at least a little tact and social give. She antagonizes back when antagonized, so she finds herself hopping from job to job and we start the story at a point where she has a troublesome reputation in the places close enough to her home to walk to. Which, frankly, also should have bugged me because so many UF heroines exhibit a blind snark reflex that inevitably gets on my nerves when it becomes clear that it's their primary response to every input.

But that's probably why this worked for me, now I think of it. Tori snarks when snarked upon, but her initial response to people is cheerful and helpful. And Marie does a good job depicting the insecurity at the core of her interactions with others and that drew me in, too. Don't get me wrong because she's tough and determined and she steps up to help others so that insecurity isn't about being weak. Instead, it's about companionship and finding a place in the world where she can feel like her loyalty and giving to others will be reciprocated. i.e. she wants to belong.

And Marie does another very smart thing in making the magic world not that place for much of the story. She finds friends, but they're the exception ((view spoiler)) and they start off rocky. So the story is as much about her winning others gradually over while also showing her mettle and willingness to give back as good as she takes.

So what worked for me turns out to be Tori and her core group of friends. And the gradual expansion of that circle was engaging. And the plot didn't suck if you were willing to go along with the bare-bones premise, so that didn't hurt, either.

So I'm going to give this 3½ stars that I'll round to four; not least because the author managed a snarky heroine for whom snark wasn't her initial, let along go-to response to everybody.

A note about Chaste: The relationships in this start off rocky and build towards friendship and the core group of her friends are three guys who are more-or-less equal possibilities romance-wise, but with none of them taking enough foreground to qualify as an actual relationship. Two of them actually make believable overtures to her through the course of the story, but none get far enough that intimacy is really possible. So this is chaste with only a few kisses and some sexy flirting but nothing more. ...more

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Sep 06, 2019 Brittany rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, magic, urban-fantasy, read-2019

I really enjoyed this one. I had heard good things about it from some goodreads friends and when my library got an audio copy I just couldn't put off trying it any longer. I like the world, love the magic types and enjoyed the characters. Love Ezra the most of the mages. There's something about him that is just fabulous. Tori is snarky and trouble as well as a fun character to follow.
Highly recommend. On hold for book 2! ...more

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Dec 05, 2020 ⒶH-ℳℰⒾ ♔♚♛Queen Of The Fat Cats♛♚♔ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Flirtatious, funny, unique! Annette Marie sensei is so so cool.

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Jul 28, 2020 Darce rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-stars, kick-ass-heroines, romance, love-triangle, paranormal, fantasy-adventure

Brief review above the... umm... wiggly dashes (?) and long, more series-focused review below the wiggly dashes!

entertaining, funny, addictive and i flew through it! all up, pretty good! it's no Red Winter but few books are ;)

thanks ashy xx

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Phew ok! My thoughts on this series are pretty crazy, so here goes.
First of all: don’t get invested in Aaron and Tori as a thing, because they just ain’t it. I doubt anyone who enjoys good romance would like them, as they don’t have much chemistry, but ju Brief review above the... umm... wiggly dashes (?) and long, more series-focused review below the wiggly dashes!

entertaining, funny, addictive and i flew through it! all up, pretty good! it's no Red Winter but few books are ;)

thanks ashy xx

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Phew ok! My thoughts on this series are pretty crazy, so here goes.
First of all: don’t get invested in Aaron and Tori as a thing, because they just ain’t it. I doubt anyone who enjoys good romance would like them, as they don’t have much chemistry, but just a warning anyway. But don’t let that put you off the series, either! Aaron isn’t endgame, but I love the person that is, and him and Tori are real cute.
I guess that means it’s time for me to talk about the characters! Our MC, Tori, is a headstrong, sarcastic, occasionally rude (but only to those who deserve it) bartender who keeps losing jobs because she can’t keep her mouth closed. The character development she undergoes is amazing, and it really makes this series all the more better as the series continues and Tori learns how to pick her battles and actually win them. Then there’s our three mages: Aaron, Kai and Ezra. Aaron is the joker, the funny one who makes light out of everything and tries to keep everyone happy, and he’s quite sweet, though I don’t LOVE him. Kai.... honestly I have mixed feelings on Kai. From book 1-6 I felt a whole load of NOTHING from Kai. I wouldn’t have cared if he lived or died or turned out to be evil and killed them all. He meant nothing to me. But slowly but surely, around book 6 or 7, he slowly started to get more page time, and therefore more personality, which was really good. He may not be my favourite, but I actually like him, which is a definite improvement. Finally, Ezra! God, his character development was insane, and I loved it. We didn’t get much Ezra in book 1 or 2 (I don’t think, I’m writing this after finishing book 7 so they kinda blur together) but later in the series when we got more Ezra, it became clear that he’s a very special snowflake. He’s a real sweetheart, and I loved it, because how many buff, muscly sweethearts do you find in books? Ezra definitely improved over the series, and I really loved seeing him in Guild Codex: Demonized as well, because he was badass af and had finally learnt to control a unique part of him!
And then there’s Zak, the love of my life. He’s not in book 1, unfortunately, I think he comes in book 3? Or 4? Or 2? Yeah I have no idea, but either way, he comes and goes and he’s hilarious and wonderful and badass and hot and just all round BRILLIANT. Love you Zak! (I kinda wish Tori and Zak were a thing but ah well).
Now the plot line! (Sorry I didn’t expect this review to actually become this long). The plot line was interesting and easy to follow, and though the romance is lacking (with Aaron) for the first couple books, the actual storyline much makes up for it, because Annette Marie writes actual stories and not just romances, and it’s wonderful. The writing was addictive as always and the magic was unique and, once you got your head wrapped around all the different names, reasonably simple, so this series is an easy and quick way to get through a bunch of books for your reading challenge!
Super entertaining and fun, this is a book for all ages. Oh, and Annette also has two (even better) series that I LOVE LOVE LOVE called Guild Codex: Demonized (yep a spin-off from this but you don’t actually need to read this first, it just helps) and Red Winter! Check those out ASAP and thank me after!! ...more

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Mar 18, 2019 Mara rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy

I tagged this UF, but it's a stretch. A cutesy story with a barely there plot and almost no world building. It suffers terribly from superficiality and blandness. Characters were one dimensional.
I'm not particularly interested in reading this series.
...more

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Oct 05, 2018 Lizzy (Bent Bookworm) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, 2018-releases, read-in-2018, urban-fantasy

~*Full review here on The Bent Bookworm!*~

I was expecting to like Three Mages and a Margarita. I was NOT expecting to love it. And well..let’s just say as soon as I finished I jumped onto GoodReads to see when the next one was coming out!

I signed up for the book tour because I like sassy female characters and felt like I could use a lighthearted, amusing read in the middle of all my heavy science stuff that I’ve been working on for months. The description made me think Jim Butcher and Gail Carri ...more

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Nov 16, 2018 MrsJoseph *grouchy* rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to MrsJoseph *grouchy* by: Soo

Shelves: fantasy, crazysauce, kindle-unlimited, 2018, amazing-amazingness, 2018-reading-challenges, 2018-tbr-challenge, comedy-funny-lol, fantasy-urban

This was so much fun!

There's a bit of romance - with a hint of more to possibly come....

...but for the most part this is solidly in the UF territory - just fluffy UF. BUT it's FUN fluffy. Lots of snark, sarcasm and action. I'm totally going on to read book 2!! ...more

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Mar 29, 2019 ★Me Myshelf and I★ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: audio

Listened to on audio. Though that was pretty stupid because the whole series is available on KU, but I’ve a lot of free time in the car and credits on audible so I just went for it. It was a good narration if you’re looking to pick it up on audio.

As a RH nut this was a little frustrating knowing it’s not going to be a Reverse Harem but also knowing how perfect it’s set up for it. I really really want it to be.If I close my eyes and imagine real hard will it change do you think?

Aside from that i ...more

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Feb 03, 2019 Al *the semi serial series skipper* rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: female-lead, great-secondary-charaacters, cliffhanger, female-pov, kickass-heroine, witches, clean-no-sex, continuing-series, fantasy, magic-fae

This was a pretty sweet read. I liked Tori, she was such a vivid character. I liked her response to the things happening around her,she thought like a normal person and you could really connect with her.

I was wishing this was a RH because of all the hot guys, I kind of don't want her stuck with one, the more the merrier. I sincerely hope she learns magic in the next book and heighten her badassery. ...more

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Sep 16, 2018 Mellea rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: magic-witches-mage, funny-haha, pnr-chick-lit

4.5 Stars - I loved this book... it was cute, funny, fluffy, and just what I needed on a lazy Sunday. The description says it's not reverse harem, but it is definitely similar. Lots of witty banter and flirting between Tori and the three hot male leads (guess that's why it needed a disclaimer). I can't wait for book 2! ...more

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Mar 29, 2020 Arunimaa rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, hilarious, 2020-reads, kindle, popsugar-challenge-2020, urban-fantasy

3.5 stars

Three Mages and a Margarita turned out to be a fun ride nicely packed with magical guilds, psychics, a fair share of action and oh yes, three super hot mages.

This was my first time reading anything by Annette Marie. As far as the writing is concerned, it was alright. It was simple, light and refreshing which I quite liked but I can't really say it was the best. I just sometimes felt that certain things to be too forced. Humour was persistent though throughout which was.

The qui ...more

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Oct 22, 2018 Mikky (Nocturnal Predators Reviews) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2018, audio-books

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Annette Marie has done it again! This was a fantastic start to what I can already tell is going to be an amazing series! I love how detail oriented the universe's she creates are. The narration and pace to the story were great and has left me wanting more.

Tori was a fascinating character to get to know. She has quite a temper and refuses to take anyone's crap. Those personality traits don't make it easy for her to keep a job until sheer luck and coincidence make an appea ...more

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Sep 25, 2018 Soo rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed

Mini-Review:

I came across this book in my GR feed & suggested it to a friend. We promptly set up a Buddy Read to happen in a few days. I am a dork. This book is currently available on Kindle Unlimited, and I went to read a few pages to see if I would like it. I was hooked by the down to earth character & humor and ended up reading the whole thing before the Buddy Read. Ha!

My friend read the book, had a good time and we're in to Buddy Read the next one when it comes out.

I like Tori & the gang a ...more

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Dec 25, 2018 Ina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy, fantasy-worth-reading, amazing-to-reread, wow-surprised-me, 2018-reads

4.5 stars

Oh wow, what a pleasant surprise this book was. I already gave up on accomplishing my GR reading challenge for 2018 since I haven't finished a book in a few months due to a lot of work and stress, but I'm glad I managed to squeeze this one in. I saw this book in my newsfeed a long time ago and even though I didn't have time for it back then, I thought it seemed like a fun read and the ratings were promising.

Now that I had some time during the holidays I decided to pick this up and I was ...more

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Mar 02, 2020 Sionna rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, kindle-unlimited, new-adult, 2020-books, urban-fantasy, laugh-out-loud

Re-read! The series is completed this time around ^_^ Enjoying this re-read and it is fun knowing more about what is going on.

Original:
Can't stop, won't stop this binge. I already finished book 3. This is fantastic and fun. I've laughed so much and I adore that she's human. This is an Urban Fantasy. ...more

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About Annette Marie

Annette Marie

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Annette Marie is the author of YA urban fantasy series Steel & Stone, its prequel trilogy Spell Weaver, romantic fantasy Red Winter, and sassy UF series The Guild Codex.

Her first love is fantasy, while fast-paced adventures and tantalizing forbidden romances are her guilty pleasures. She proudly admits she has a thing for dragons, and her editor has inquired as to whether she intends to include th ...more

Other books in the series

The Guild Codex: Spellbound (8 books)

Books by Annette Marie

Demon Magic and a Martini (The Guild Codex: Spellbound, #4)

Taming Demons for Beginners (The Guild Codex: Demonized #1)

The Alchemist and an Amaretto (The Guild Codex: Spellbound, #5)

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