Review: Witch It Real Good by Dakota Cassidy
A little more of my literary Twinkie break.
A little more of my literary Twinkie break.
It might be a silly concept, but I really enjoy this group of characters.
Our favorite ghostly, spy-guy has disappeared, possibly forever. No!
I was so happy to see another Witchless in Seattle story had come out and that is why it is so much worse when the story was disappointing.
I really adore these characters but I am starting to get a little frustrated. I was hoping things would start moving in the romance department.
I think this series is adorable. Maybe it is just how the narrator plays with it. This was a much shorter story than the other and while it had fun aspects, there wasn’t much to it and yet it had a more convoluted plot.
Stevie is faced with two Spy Guys in this story; one in her living room and one still whispering in her ear but which one is the real Crispin Alistair Winterbottom is the only important question.
This is an audiobook love. I think the narrator is perfect to bring this quirky, fun series to life.
This series is adorable, paranormal fun. I love the banter between Stevie and Win, and Belfry always makes my chuckle.
For those of you who like your paranormal with a side of fun, these are just that fun and witty and a overall quick read (or listen). Witchless in Seattle is a spin-off series but you don’t have to know the Paris, Texas series to start here.