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David is on a quest to elevate his magickal abilities.
After what happened to Jessica, David is left wondering what the hell he should be doing and how he can …
After what happened to Jessica, David is left wondering what the hell he should be doing and how he can …
After what happened to Jessica, David is left wondering what the hell he should be doing and how he can …
It’s one thing to read about witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you …
Since it is a 8 book series I will keep my review short and add a full review with the 8th book of the entire series
Book 3 is all about David getting used to his „energy“ and „power“. I find it a bit of a nuisance the way he acts. In this book even Jessica acted stupid which you wouldn’t think of a Dream Dancer with her experience and expertise.
Nonetheless, it keeps you reading and you want to know what this is all about.
It’s one thing to read about witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you are one.
David, Aunt Gen …
It’s one thing to read about witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you are one.
David, Aunt Gen …
It’s one thing to believe in witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you …
Quick and easy read. Can’t wait for the next one.
It’s one thing to believe in witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you are one.
David is finally …
It’s one thing to believe in witches and wizards, it’s another thing to discover you are one.
David is finally …
It’s one thing to read about witches; it’s another thing to discover you are one. …
Easy read, thrilling and exciting in a way that kept me reading.
It’s one thing to read about witches; it’s another thing to discover you are one.
When Glasgow law student David …
It’s one thing to read about witches; it’s another thing to discover you are one.
When Glasgow law student David …
Hidden in the depths of eighteenth-century London, a secret apothecary shop caters to an unusual …
Content warning Some unrealistic details.
That was a quick read. Very entertaining. The switch between the two-time frames kept it thrilling enough to keep on reading.
Some parts are quite .. unbelievable. After 200 years in the water a glass vial would be smoothen out and a possible logo would be destroyed. Also, the hidden room untouched? After 200 years? I would have liked to read an explanation for that. And what about going into a dark back alley during the night, trespassing and breaking into a building? No one ever? Not once, not a kid, no teens, no secret lovers would have done it? Quite unrealistic from my point of view.
I didn’t like Carolines inner dialogue when it comes to her marriage and how she seemed to freeze when it comes to James’s unannounced arrival in London. Personally, I would have send him to another hotel or would have switched hotels before his arrival. Needless to say that I didn’t like James at all.
Some potential stayed unused, especially Nella’s end and some words about Eliza after she found Nella on the doorstep.
Overall I liked the stories about the three main protagonists. Three women and their stories on how they found their place.
Hidden in the depths of eighteenth-century London, a secret apothecary shop caters to an unusual kind of clientele. Women across …
