Wages of Sin

Well, I've found another decent series. This one is set in early 19th century England and is about a witch who becomes a vampire. This is the first book, there's another already out, and a third on the way. There is sex, sword fighting, magic, ancient evil succubus demons...and it was a quick read.

And did you guys notice the new pics in the slideshow?

Dragon Wytch by Yasmine Galenorn

I finished this last Friday but didn't get to post about it til today because my power just came on today.

This is the fourth book in a series that I think may just keep on going. Not that that's a bad thing. The continuing story arc is interesting and each book is about 1 of three sisters and takes turns. This one was about Camille, the witch. She has three lovers, a Svartan (a type of fae), a demon fox shifter/man, and a dragon/man. Needless to say, there is a lot going on. In this book she sorts out her romantic life while battling evil forces from Otherworld (mostly goblins) that are trying to take over earth, with some help from a unicorn. I liked this book because of the continuing story and the character developments. I would recommend the series so far.

The Moon Witch

This is the second book in a series about three sisters that are witches. I wrote about the first one, the Sun Witch, awhile back. I was pleasantly surprised by both books. At first I didn't think I'd like this one but it rew on me a little. The characters change through out the book. What I enjoy most is that it is like a sopa opera with a running storyline that has continued from the last book, and will hopefully conclude with the final book. The books aren't very long (not even 300 pages), they just take awhile to get into. I would recommend these to Beqa.

Gone With the Witch

I agree with Robin, the big revelation was a) kinda weird and b) not what I was expecting and kinda lame. What killed me was all the double talk. Geez, just come out and say I wanna have sex, quit with all the wordplay crap. The part I enjoyed most was Storm bonding with her half sister Pepper.

This one wasn't nearly as hot as the Sex and the Psychic Witch book, which was disappointing cause Storm is all goth and stuff so I figured she'd be all into the kinky. Oh well. There's one more triplett to get hitched, maybe Destiny's book will be better.

The Sun Witch

The most awesome thing just happened. I logged on to the blog and there were 2!!! new blogs (other than mine)!!! How fricking sweet!!! You guys are awesome!!!

Last night I finished reading the Sun Witch by Linda Winstead Jones. I think Beqa might enjoy this one. It's pretty straight forward and is an easy read. A witch, Sophie, gets her powers from the sun and falls in love. There were no lags in the story and it held my interest throughout. There was some interesting sex, not too naughty, not too nice, but just right for the story.
This is the first in a trilogy. I have to order the other two because I can't find them in any bookstores. They're about Sophies sisters Juliet and Isadora. I'm most eager to read Isadora's story.

Gone with the Witch

This is the second in the Annette Blair Triplet Witch Trilogy. Rachel has the first one, and I have to say that I liked that one better. This seemed very similar to that one in a few ways, but if I say how, I may ruin the books. There was also a surprise you find out early on in the book about Aiden, the hottie, that Storm, the witch is after. Maybe I'm weird, but it didnt do it for me and kind of spoiled the rest of book. I'll still read the last one, as I want to see how Destiny finally wakes up and realizes that the Skeptic is into her.

Do these remind any one of the Kathy Love books? They both have the same sort of humor and being about siblings and all, the seem similar to me.

Charmed & Dangerous

This was interesting because it's written like a journal. So each chapter is made up of journal entries and its from the first persons point of view. It's an interesting story, but I felt like I had missed a couple of books before this one because she talks about a lot of stuff in the past. It's about a really powerful witch named Bronwyn who protects people with her magic and kills bad guys. I ehjoyed it and will pick up the next one, probably, once its out in the small (cheaper) paperback.

On another note, IM ALMOST FINISHED UNPACKING!!!!

50 way to hex your lover by linda wisdom

I have to quit buying books because of the covers. I like fun, cutsie animated covers almost as much as I enjoy hunky scarcley clad men covers, that's why I picked up this book. Because it's kinda cutsie. And the description on the back is ok. And as I started it I was like "ok, this is just the start, it'll get better. something has to happen!" Well the sex didn't start til way after the 100th page and it took even longer for the bad guy to show up, and there wasn't much mystery or suspense, or even passion (in my opinion). If that hasn't deterred your interest then let me tell you what its about. A 700 year old witch, going by the name Jazz (eww) runs into her on-off-again boy-toy who is a vampire. Shes mad at him, they make up and try to solve the mystery of why vamps are disappearing. They find out why, stop the bad guys, and grow closer as a couple. Hell, now you dont even have to read it. Cause that's 361 pages boiled down to a few sentences. OK, so maybe I'm making it worse than it was. It just didn't appeal to me. Maybe I'm too distracted with other crap. If you're interested let me know and I'll bring it to next book club.

Bewitched-This is my Historical Romance for the Month

Ohmygosh this was so boring to start with! I think it was because it was set in the 1820's and everyone was so prim & proper, especially compared to now. They got excited when they showed their wrists and ankles! It got better about halfway throught the story. It's really a Paranormal Romance because it has magic in it, and that's what kept me interested. And there was some stuff that I had no idea what they were talking about because they were referencing items that were common in the 1820's, so I just read over them, cause they couldn't have been that important to the story.