Jennifer L. Hart
Auteur de Skeletons in the Closet (The Misadventures of the Laundry Hag, #1)
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Œuvres de Jennifer L. Hart
Witch Way After Forty 3 exemplaires
The In-Between 2 exemplaires
Into the Fire 2 exemplaires
The Immortal Queen 2 exemplaires
Witch Way Did She Go 1 exemplaire
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Witch Way is Up: Paranormal Women's Fiction Romance
Jennifer L. Hart
This is book three in the series. I really enjoy the many characters and the connections they have which each other. Great world building and character development too. It's a romance without being slutty.
Great plot with fae, werewolves, and more. This even has time travel in it.
Jennifer L. Hart
This is book three in the series. I really enjoy the many characters and the connections they have which each other. Great world building and character development too. It's a romance without being slutty.
Great plot with fae, werewolves, and more. This even has time travel in it.
I don't think I could have written a more generic, clichéed, and unoriginal story if I tried.
The only thing that was vaguely interesting was the world-building itself which sadly took fourth place after the savior prophecy, beating the evil bad guy, and the cookie-cutter fated mate romance.
There are various old gods, there are other realms one of which apparently somehow lost its magic, and a lot more, none of which gets enough page-time to ever be explained properly.
There is one decent twist that also turns out to be surprisingly dark but that wasn't nearly enough to redeem the rest of this boring stereotype party.
The romance is the angsty kind and is driven (or rather hindered) by unfortunate misunderstandings. It has all the misunderstandings.
If you are new to reading fiction in general as well as urban fantasy and paranormal romance in particular you might enjoy this book but if you have a bit of experience in any one of those categories this is probably just going to eye-roll you to death.… (plus d'informations)
The only thing that was vaguely interesting was the world-building itself which sadly took fourth place after the savior prophecy, beating the evil bad guy, and the cookie-cutter fated mate romance.
There are various old gods, there are other realms one of which apparently somehow lost its magic, and a lot more, none of which gets enough page-time to ever be explained properly.
There is one decent twist that also turns out to be surprisingly dark but that wasn't nearly enough to redeem the rest of this boring stereotype party.
The romance is the angsty kind and is driven (or rather hindered) by unfortunate misunderstandings. It has all the misunderstandings.
If you are new to reading fiction in general as well as urban fantasy and paranormal romance in particular you might enjoy this book but if you have a bit of experience in any one of those categories this is probably just going to eye-roll you to death.… (plus d'informations)
Characters aren't very well developed. The stories can get pretty ridiculous and the females are emotional wrecks.
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- Œuvres
- 42
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- 2
- Membres
- 475
- Popularité
- #51,908
- Évaluation
- 3.4
- Critiques
- 23
- ISBN
- 52
By Jennifer L. Hart
This is book four in the series. This brings a lot of things together and the youngest sister has her baby. In the end, they all change their minds on how to make a living. I enjoy some of the side stories as much as the main stories throughout the series. Really enjoying the series.