Review from A Witch’s Touch →
Lovely story about a Tree Witch and a cop who is somehow a powerful battery to magic. The two save the village children and met with the Kings and Queens of the Seven Isles. Together they all confronted the evil entity and, with the help of the Sea Witch, exile from their world. Maybe. When..
Review from The Sea King’s Lady →
The stories are kind of a twist on the old Grim’s Fairy Tales. Same characters for the most part.
Review from Johnson Jones’ Diary →
Robyn Peterman has written a surprisingly enjoyable addition to her My So-Called Mystical Mystical Midlife series. It’s full of zany characters and laugh out loud moments.David Brenin gave a standout performance as he breathed life into the storyline and gave each character their own distinct voice.I highly recommend this book to paranormal fiction fans.
Review from Artifact →
Big story events are drowned out by details that don’t matter. It got so bad that I lost interest in what will happen next. I don’t care enough about the characters and I will not purchase the next book in the series. I wish I could return the book.
Review from Fashionably Forever After →
David Brenin is an incredible voice actor/artist, and his work here is nothing short of outstanding. if awards can be won, he deserves them all for this performance! he brings RP’s fabulous characters to life in such a way as to make them all unforgettable. he’s so good in fact, that im going to check..
Review from Awakened →
This story is not one story but 3 jammed together. There’s no indication of where or when a character will appear and no scientific basis for the plot.
Review from Redemption →
I really enjoyed this book, another fun story with a decent ending. My only real nitpick is the lack of wrap up for some characters. The ending felt rushed with the assassination attempt followed by no real goodbye between Jason and the romantic interest of this book. Still was great fun and can’t wait to..
At a time when we are watching questionable actions of a few “leaders”, it is good to be reminded that humankind has a history of caring for others. I appreciated these accounts of people who cared enough to act and be effective.
This is a great story that captures the essence of military service. Ward Carroll did a great job, highly recommend.
Review from Revolution →
very coherent story. no plot holes i have noticed. Great story so far. looking forward to the next book.