Witch, Paranormal Romance

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Summary

Witches, wizards and magic!

Saylym Winslow regains forgotten magical powers, but is determined to ignore them. No way is she a witch; magic brings nothing but trouble. But when Talon, Waken Prince and assassin of witches is assigned to terminate Saylym by stealing her soul, she discovers being a real, spell-casting witch is only the beginning of her problems.

Talon is enchanted by Saylym's beauty and charm and refuses to do his duty. He is given a choice by the powerful Waken Guild: Handfast with the trouble making witch to keep her in line or they will send Drayke, the most ruthless waken assassin, to hunt her down.

Sparks fly in this bewitching, sexy battle ofthe sexes-witch-style. 

 

Excerpt

The hairbrush in Saylym Winslow's hand came alive, wiggling worse than a worm on a hook. With an earsplitting scream, she flung the brush across the bathroom and pressed a hand against her run-away heart.

Unfortunately, the brush landed in the commode with a distinctive plop. Water slapped over the sides of the porcelain rim, splattering onto the worn tiled floor.

Biting her lip, Saylym tiptoed to the toilet bowl and peered over the edge, then jumped back. Her breathing rattled to a dead stop in her chest. "Ohmigod! I don't believe it!"

The brush had inched its way up the side of the white porcelain as if it had suddenly sprouted hands and feet to pull itself up the wet surface. It reached the top, tottered for a second, then toppled over onto the floor and flopped like a fish out of water.

"No more," Saylym moaned. "Please. I can't stand one more inanimate thing coming to life."

Review

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Review by Coffee Time Romance


This is a brilliant book. If you're expecting the stereotypical paranormal romance, forget it. 'Witch's Brew' takes the genre to a new height. Where most books are either character-driven or plot-driven, 'Witch's Brew' is a perfect synthesis of the two. Let's talk characters: Saylym, the beautiful and oh-so-funny witch who doesn't know she's a witch. She is a delight, lightness personified, but also a strong heroine, an equal match for Talon, a true Alpha hero but one with depth. One who has to face the demands of family and rank, and also of the heart, in a world brought from light to dark in a moment of betrayal. Sounds dark? Parts are, and parts are so wondrously light and funny that you laugh out loud. It's a great book that can have you laughing one moment, and shouting out 'No, you can't do this!' the next. 'Witch's Brew' is such a book. It melds light and dark, laughter and tears, danger and delight in one great plot. You won't be able to put this down, you won't forget the characters, you won't forget the visceral emotion you feel at some parts, you won't forget the book. And you won't want to wait for the sequel!

Jo
Editor 'Out There' newsletter for lovers of paranormal fiction'.