Melissa is a fortune teller who can see anyone she touches future and past making it hard to maintain relationships. But when she meets the man of her dreams that all changes as they begin a series of adventures that entangle them with love, a vigilante, and the mob.

I enjoyed this book. It definetely had its ups and downs, but i found the writting style to be a pretty good flow and pace. Gonna have to check out the first book and eagerly awaiting the third. ( )

I'm choosing to post a joint review for Memoirs of a Fortune Teller as well as Vigilante Witch Hunter, because they are written by the same author, but also they go together. My first thought on the writing, and it made it difficult to read, was how choppy it came across. I wondered if it was on purpose, giving a sense of separate entries being written in "Memoirs of a Fortune Teller". If that was the intention, then it succeeded. Although the story was easy to follow, gaps were obvious. It idea is a good one, tho. I simply wished for more continuity. "Vigilante Witch Hunter" provided more continuity, although at times it also felt a little choppy. At times I felt rushed through the storyline as well. I really feel this is an interesting and unique idea that maybe simply needs a little more meat on the bones. I didn't hate it, but didn't love it either. ( )