This was a quick, fun read! However, some editing would definitely help improve it. I also felt that it could have had even more details/events. Overall, though, I enjoyed it. ( )

Lucy Bluebell is the young proprietor of her parents’ magic shop in a time and place that is not here and now. She writes a “wish” on paper itemizing her dream fellow. Shortly thereafter she is approached about some magic items required for a spell that is illegal and the story begins in earnest. This story includes magic, good and evil, romance and characters that are interesting. I believe this is a good story and would be appropriate for YA audiences and adults alike. ( )

The author has written a short but sweet romance with Lucy’s Wish. Lucy is a young witch, running her parents’ magic shop after they retired. She keeps to herself. A thoughtless warlock broke her heart recently, and Lucy hasn’t totally recovered from that, if she ever will totally recover that is. Lucy has a wish: to meet a kind, caring man, who’ll always love and cherish her. Someone she can love with her whole heart. Someone safe whom she can rely on. Warren Lewiston has a dark need, to provide items for a dark magic ritual to Saxon, though he would prefer not to, to rescue his childhood friend, Sarah, whom Saxon holds captive. These two meet and become embroiled in Warren’s task. The author has woven a tale of love, deceit and magic, including the so-called dark magic. How the author has these two kindred souls work their way through a myriad of twists and turns to a finale is fascinating. The author has managed to capture the essence of their love and of magic and its operations, both dark and white/good, in this short book/novella. I normally do not read this genre of book, but thoroughly enjoyed this one. I was immediately pulled in by the author from the very beginning. I became someone totally engrossed in Lucy’s and Warren’s adventure. The ending was both short and sweet. This is a great book for anyone who loves reading about magic, witches and warlocks and spells as well as for anyone looking for a short reprieve from the normal cop chases and kills bad guy book so readily available today. The romance between Lucy and Warren and how her wish plays into it is one more reason to read the book. I received this from Library Thing to read and review.


The author has written a short but sweet romance with Lucy’s Wish. Lucy is a young witch, running her parents’ magic shop after they retired. She keeps to herself. A thoughtless warlock broke her heart recently, and Lucy hasn’t totally recovered from that, if she ever will totally recover that is. Lucy has a wish: to meet a kind, caring man, who’ll always love and cherish her. Someone she can love with her whole heart. Someone safe whom she can rely on. Warren Lewiston has a dark need, to provide items for a dark magic ritual to Saxon, though he would prefer not to, to rescue his childhood friend, Sarah, whom Saxon holds captive. These two meet and become embroiled in Warren’s task. The author has woven a tale of love, deceit and magic, including the so-called dark magic. How the author has these two kindred souls work their way through a myriad of twists and turns to a finale is fascinating. The author has managed to capture the essence of their love and of magic and its operations, both dark and white/good, in this short book/novella. I normally do not read this genre of book, but thoroughly enjoyed this one. I was immediately pulled in by the author from the very beginning. I became someone totally engrossed in Lucy’s and Warren’s adventure. The ending was both short and sweet. This is a great book for anyone who loves reading about magic, witches and warlocks and spells as well as for anyone looking for a short reprieve from the normal cop chases and kills bad guy book so readily available today. The romance between Lucy and Warren and how her wish plays into it is one more reason to read the book. I received this from Library Thing to read and review.

The author has written a short but sweet romance with Lucy’s Wish. Lucy is a young witch, running her parents’ magic shop after they retired. She keeps to herself. A thoughtless warlock broke her heart recently, and Lucy hasn’t totally recovered from that, if she ever will totally recover that is. Lucy has a wish: to meet a kind, caring man, who’ll always love and cherish her. Someone she can love with her whole heart. Someone safe whom she can rely on. Warren Lewiston has a dark need, to provide items for a dark magic ritual to Saxon, though he would prefer not to, to rescue his childhood friend, Sarah, whom Saxon holds captive. These two meet and become embroiled in Warren’s task. The author has woven a tale of love, deceit and magic, including the so-called dark magic. How the author has these two kindred souls work their way through a myriad of twists and turns to a finale is fascinating. The author has managed to capture the essence of their love and of magic and its operations, both dark and white/good, in this short book/novella. I normally do not read this genre of book, but thoroughly enjoyed this one. I was immediately pulled in by the author from the very beginning. I became someone totally engrossed in Lucy’s and Warren’s adventure. The ending was both short and sweet. This is a great book for anyone who loves reading about magic, witches and warlocks and spells as well as for anyone looking for a short reprieve from the normal cop chases and kills bad guy book so readily available today. The romance between Lucy and Warren and how her wish plays into it is one more reason to read the book. I received this from Library Thing to read and review.

The author has written a short but sweet romance with Lucy’s Wish. Lucy is a young witch, running her parents’ magic shop after they retired. She keeps to herself. A thoughtless warlock broke her heart recently, and Lucy hasn’t totally recovered from that, if she ever will totally recover that is. Lucy has a wish: to meet a kind, caring man, who’ll always love and cherish her. Someone she can love with her whole heart. Someone safe whom she can rely on. Warren Lewiston has a dark need, to provide items for a dark magic ritual to Saxon, though he would prefer not to, to rescue his childhood friend, Sarah, whom Saxon holds captive. These two meet and become embroiled in Warren’s task. The author has woven a tale of love, deceit and magic, including the so-called dark magic. How the author has these two kindred souls work their way through a myriad of twists and turns to a finale is fascinating. The author has managed to capture the essence of their love and of magic and its operations, both dark and white/good, in this short book/novella. I normally do not read this genre of book, but thoroughly enjoyed this one. I was immediately pulled in by the author from the very beginning. I became someone totally engrossed in Lucy’s and Warren’s adventure. The ending was both short and sweet. This is a great book for anyone who loves reading about magic, witches and warlocks and spells as well as for anyone looking for a short reprieve from the normal cop chases and kills bad guy book so readily available today. The romance between Lucy and Warren and how her wish plays into it is one more reason to read the book. I received this from Library Thing to read and review.

The author has written a short but sweet romance with Lucy’s Wish. Lucy is a young witch, running her parents’ magic shop after they retired. She keeps to herself. A thoughtless warlock broke her heart recently, and Lucy hasn’t totally recovered from that, if she ever will totally recover that is. Lucy has a wish: to meet a kind, caring man, who’ll always love and cherish her. Someone she can love with her whole heart. Someone safe whom she can rely on. Warren Lewiston has a dark need, to provide items for a dark magic ritual to Saxon, though he would prefer not to, to rescue his childhood friend, Sarah, whom Saxon holds captive. These two meet and become embroiled in Warren’s task. The author has woven a tale of love, deceit and magic, including the so-called dark magic. How the author has these two kindred souls work their way through a myriad of twists and turns to a finale is fascinating. The author has managed to capture the essence of their love and of magic and its operations, both dark and white/good, in this short book/novella. I normally do not read this genre of book, but thoroughly enjoyed this one. I was immediately pulled in by the author from the very beginning. I became someone totally engrossed in Lucy’s and Warren’s adventure. The ending was both short and sweet. This is a great book for anyone who loves reading about magic, witches and warlocks and spells as well as for anyone looking for a short reprieve from the normal cop chases and kills bad guy book so readily available today. The romance between Lucy and Warren and how her wish plays into it is one more reason to read the book. I received this from Library Thing to read and review. ( )

The story was nice,but too short. This book needs to be edited. If it was edited, the story would have been much more enjoyable to read. ( )

I received this novella from the Members Giveaway program. It is a short novella starting the Bluebell series. Its a cute little fantasy/romance novel revolving around young witches. I think this was a nice novella. I also think that if it was fleshed out more it could be an even better full size novel. There was a lot of potential with the story and characters that couldn't be realized in a short novella. I think this author has a nice style and am going to look into more of her works. ( )