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I really enjoyed reading about the magical human kind of powers again. After all those werewolves and vampires, it's nice to read about the grandma with a coven hiding in her basement. Who wouldn't want such a grandma?
When Portia turns sixteen, she learns that she has magical powers. Together with her grandma and father she is in a coven, where she discovers that Vince, the hottest guy in school, is a warlock. They fall in a love so strong they can't even stand to be separated any more. But Vinc ...more
When Portia turns sixteen, she learns that she has magical powers. Together with her grandma and father she is in a coven, where she discovers that Vince, the hottest guy in school, is a warlock. They fall in a love so strong they can't even stand to be separated any more. But Vinc ...more
Slightly cheesy, yet still interesting.
I was at first bothered by the quick short sentences, but I eventually got used to it and it didn't bother me so much by the end. I am bothered by so many similarities to twilight. While I loved twilight I found it weird with all those aspects in this book. The boy sleeping in the girls bed, not wanting to touch her, her blood calls to him, the instant and utter love at 16, she is like a drug to him. I wonder if this was a fanfic turned story. I did also h ...more
I was at first bothered by the quick short sentences, but I eventually got used to it and it didn't bother me so much by the end. I am bothered by so many similarities to twilight. While I loved twilight I found it weird with all those aspects in this book. The boy sleeping in the girls bed, not wanting to touch her, her blood calls to him, the instant and utter love at 16, she is like a drug to him. I wonder if this was a fanfic turned story. I did also h ...more
Jul 26, 2016
Jean
marked it as to-buy
