Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine
Excellent Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, And More), By Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine book is always being the best close friend for investing little time in your workplace, evening time, bus, as well as all over. It will be a good way to just look, open, and read the book Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, And More), By Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine while in that time. As understood, encounter and also ability do not always included the much cash to acquire them. Reading this publication with the title Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, And More), By Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine will certainly let you understand a lot more points.
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine
PDF Ebook Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine
Seven full-length magical novels by seven bestselling urban fantasy authors. Included titles: Dire Straits by Helen Harper Dog with a Bone by Hailey Edwards Dead Rising by Debra Dunbar Influential Magic by Deanna Chase Forbidden by Selene Charles All for a Rose by Jennifer Blackstream The Keepers by Donna Augustine Dire Straits--A half-dead daemon, a massacre at her based PI firm and evidence that suggests she's the main suspect for both ... Bo Blackman is having a very bad week. She might be naive and inexperienced but she's determined to get to the bottom of the crimes, even if it means involving herself with one of London's most powerful vampire Families and their enigmatic leader. Dog with a Bone--Half-bloods with Thierry’s skill set are given two options. They can join the conclave’s marshal program, or they can pack their bags. Turn down the job offer, and you’ve just booked yourself a one-way ticket to Faerie. Texas is the only home Thierry has ever known, and she’s not going anywhere. Even if it means following in her notorious father’s footsteps as a peacekeeper. But pinning on the badge opens her eyes to the fact sometimes fae need protection too, and that sometimes humans are the real monsters. Dead Rising--Solaria Ainsworth was born a Templar, destined to take up the mantle of duty as her family’s Order had done for hundreds of years. Except she refuses to take her Oath of Knighthood. Barely making ends meet in Baltimore, Aria is offered a job by the Mistress of the local vampire family—to research a magical symbol. It’s an easy task for a woman who has spent every moment of her life either in armor or with her nose in ancient manuscripts. But when her research reveals a sordid connection between the vampires and a mass murder, Aria needs to decide who is worthy of her protection. Modern Templars believe only God should judge, but Aria must do exactly that or watch the Baltimore streets run red with blood. Influential Magic--Willow Rhoswen, part-time vampire hunter for the Void, is having a rough week. Four years after her twin brother’s mysterious death, Willow’s life is threatened and the director saddles her with a new partner—her ex-boyfriend turned vamp, David. But unsure of where David’s loyalties lie, Willow turns to Talisen, her childhood crush, for help. Caught between two gorgeous men and a director who’ll stop at nothing to control Willow’s gifts, she’ll have to follow her instincts and learn who to trust. Otherwise, she risks losing more than just her life. Forbidden--Flint DeLuca and her dad have moved three times in the past year. But that's the life of a carnie. Even an ex-carnie like her. Her father swears this is the last move. All Flint wants now is to graduate from High School and put the carnival life behind her. Unfortunately, one of the two ain't gonna happen. Cain. No last name. Wears shades in school. Dresses entirely in black. And only speaks to her when he's insulting her. And yet... there's something about the Goth boy that draws her like a moth to flame. God, she can't wait to graduate, only problem is she's pretty sure her high school’s infested by vampires. Cain might be one of them. And for some reason, she seems to be on their menu. All For a Rose-- A tale as old as time… An enchanted rose. A witch’s curse. A beast’s temper. A maiden who can see the potential for good even beneath the scales of a monster. It’s amazing what can transpire…All for a Rose. The Keepers-- Two days ago, Jo Davids was a waitress by night and a college kid by day, with the unnerving problem of objects floating around her. One Day ago, Jo's sexy boss, Cormac, noticed her for all the wrong reasons when she witnessed a man transform into a monster in the basement of his casino. Today, Cormac ordered her shot.
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine- Amazon Sales Rank: #9761 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-05
- Released on: 2015-10-05
- Format: Kindle eBook
Where to Download Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine
Most helpful customer reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Excellent anthology By Amazon Customer I have read several anthologies lately and been very disappointed. Every other review was 5 stars and I was completely disappointed. So this group of stories was a welcome and refreshing change. I only skipped two of the stories, and that was because I read them elsewhere! There were a couple stories I didn't enjoy as much, but they were still readable. I think I downloaded the samples for the next book for three of these stories, and would have downloaded a fourth but it's not available yet. I'd say that most of these are New Adult books. There was some swearing, most books stuck to sexual tension and no further.I wanted to add reviews for each story, because I find that really helpful as a reader:Dire Straits by Helen Harper: Bo Blackman is a low-level P.I. in London and right at the beginning is incriminated in an attempted murder, then witnesses multiple murders at her workplace. I really enjoyed this book. I am interested in reading more of this series. This is a vampire book done well.Dog with a Bone by Hailey Edwards: Thierry is a half-fae working towards becoming a marshall, which in this book are investigators who deal with fae crimes on earth. She is very powerful and works with the one other marshall who is immune to her power. This is an interesting read. I think it's the author's first book, or at least it feels that way. There is a lot of story that happens before the books begins, and the way that the author reveals it is a little frustrating because it takes needlessly long. I'm not sure I would keep reading this series except the reviews for her second book are excellent, so I downloaded a sample.A Demon Bound by Debra Dunbar: This is a very interesting concept with the main character being a demon that basically has to fight her own kill and destroy impulses the whole book. I did start to lose interest though, and skipped several chapters. I think other people would enjoy this more than me.Influential Magic by Deanna Chase: I've read this whole trilogy, and really enjoyed it. It takes place in New Orleans, and it's a world where people are aware of fae. The main character owns a bakery, dabbles in potion-making, and works part-time hunting vampires. She has special abilities that the Fae government takes advantage of. There are lots of fae and vampires in this book, and a love triangle. I'm a fan of most of Deanna Chase's books, and this one, to me, is a definite winner.Forbidden by Selene Charles: This is an interesting tale. The main character is a former circus worker, but she's still in high school. She's a skilled flyer and tightrope walker. Several times they mention how uncanny her skills are, but that's actually never explained. Huh, now that I think about it, I find that frustrating! Anyway, she befriends a skinny, geeky kid named Abel who has a hulking older brother that she can't get near without lots of sexual tension while he stares angrily. That part got a bit old. He has more mood swings than the worse caricature of a PMS-y woman. But it's still a well-written book, and I would have downloaded the next book if it were available. I'm not sure if I'll go seeking it out though.All for a Rose by Jennifer Blackstream: I've read all of her fairy tale books. This one is loosely connected. You can read it without having read her others, but the epilogue will probably be confusing because that's where it ties in to her series. I enjoyed this version of "Beauty and the Beast." I think this book is the only one with sexual content in the anthology, if I remember correctly. I actually read it a few weeks ago, but I remember liking it.The Keepers, by Donna Augustine: I really enjoyed this book. I didn't expect to, because the weird almost-prologue is too short and doesn't give enough info to really lure you in and make you actually feel bad for the heroine like it's supposed to. I would really flesh that out and rewrite that if I were the author. Anyway, other than that, it's an interesting read about a heroine who was abandoned as a baby and has weird powers that are actually never quite explained. I actually think that should have been explained more. All we know is that she got kicked out of lots of foster homes and can't have a close relationship because of her weirdness. She finally encounters possible answers to her heritage in an unlikely place--the casino where she works. Lots of books have relationships where one or more characters has to forgive the other for something they did. This book probably wins the award for most egregious thing to have to forgive! But I actually really enjoyed that part. I've already downloaded the sample for the next book in the series.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great for YA readers, good for non YA readers By Leiah Really liked the ones I read. The ones I didn't are YA, which doesn't make them bad, just not my tastes.Anthologies. What could be better? I have found some truly wonderful “New to Me” authors in anthologies, as well as exclusive stories by authors I love. Wicked Magic doesn’t disappoint my expectations.Dire Straits by Helen Harper. I have had Bo Blackman on my “Read” list for quite a while, but haven’t had the opportunity to try yet. This story is the first in the Blackman series, and I loved it. We first meet Bo as she sits in a truly nasty neighborhood, waiting to serve papers on an errant halfbreed daemon. Well, needing to pee may have saved her this time. But who seems to want Bo locked away – and the world to change in cruel and terrifying ways. Helen jumps to my “Gonna Read for Sure” list. 5 of 5Dog With A Bone. Hailey Edwards. Thierry’s story is a YA. The daughter of Death, literally, Thierry has a very specialized, and very dangerous, skill. One that means she is a Paranormal Marshall – or she leaves her home in Texas for the wilds of faerie. The story itself is quite good, though the whole “Eighteen-year-old girl finds love and hot nookie with a man decades her senior” thing sort of creeps me out. Enjoyed it, but I am not a YA lover, so won’t add the series to my lists. 3 of 5A Demon Bound. Debra Dunbar. The first in the very popular Imp series. Samantha Martin is a slum lord. Well, an Imp as well. So, the whole ‘slum lord’ thing really sort of works, right? I was surprised at how much I liked Samantha. Quirky, mischievous, and generally likable, even if she is a minor demon. Besides, anyone who loves hellhounds and horses can’t be all bad, right? 4 of 5Influential Magic. Deanna Chase. IM is the first in a series subtitled Crescent City Fae. This new series stars Willow Rhoswen, owner of The Fated Cupcake and part-time vampire hunter for the Void. Oh, and she is also a faery – complete with wings and flight capabilities. Well, when she isn’t around vampires, whose walking death drains her earth magic, and thus her life force. A very uncomfortable position to be in when your evil faery auntie, who is also the Director of the Void policing agency partners you with a vampire in order to investigate dastardly deeds by the local vampire corporation. Especially when that vampire happens to be your ‘used-to-be-human’ boyfriend. A boyfriend, who suddenly dumped you with a quick text message (jerk!), then turns up later turned – literally. I read and reviewed previously, and own the whole series. Any series that includes a Shi Tzu who turns into a wolf is worth a read! 4 of 5Forbidden. Selene Charles. In my absolutely firm intention to not read books I don’t want to (Book Reader FlameOut is a depressing!) I didn’t read this one. If you like YA, give it a try. No rating.All for a Rose. Jennifer Blackstream. Another I didn’t read. Violent naga, rich girl turned poor. It simply didn’t spark my interest, though that is no reflection on the book. It just didn’t strike my fancy. No rating.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. This is a great mix of stories By Kindle Customer You know you have a good anthology when you break after the first book to go get the rest in that series. The first sand last were my favourites and I did get their books. Anthologies are a great way to meet new authors and be introduced to their series. These stories are moistly fun with great characters. There are a few editing snafus but not many and certainly not enough to mar the storytelling. Overall, this is a good mix and well worth the time and cost.
See all 28 customer reviews... Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna AugustineWicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine PDF
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine iBooks
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine ePub
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine rtf
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine AZW
Wicked Magic (7 Wicked Tales Featuring Witches, Demons, Vampires, Fae, and More), by Deanna Chase, Selene Charles, Helen Harper, Hailey Edwards, Debra Dunbar, Jennifer Blackstream, Donna Augustine Kindle
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar