witches in the holy city, as the title suggest, is all about witches and
warlocks and magic. since I was a kid, i was really fascinated by
magic, especially witches. this book, gives us a diffrent perspective of
witches as human'like persons, with human-like situations and emotions,
not just all about magic and spells then. the story is natural but as
it unfolds, we're overwhelmed with revelations and shock of the facts
being presented, and the simple problem, becomes as complicated and
complex as the world of sorcery begins to unfold in the characters
midst.. the characters are developed well, with distinct but relatable
characteristics, and I am very much willing to read more of them. The
author uses the right twist and romance to make the reader stop and be
filled with the scene or make the reader wanna read for more.
Sadly
though,this book is a cliff-hanger which would left you wanting for
more, so I bet there's really an installment to this,.
this is a fast-read with the kind of beat up for young adults.
18-year-old
Lorelei Moskowitz thought she would have a normal college experience,
but even she believes that normal is overrated. So it doesn’t come as
any big surprise when she finds out her cousin, Julie, is dating a
warlock who may or may not have a dishonest, hidden agenda. Using her
witchly powers, Lorelei decides to make sure Julie doesn’t get hurt, but
she can’t do it without the help of Ethan; a 150-year-old warlock in
the body of a twenty-five year old. The two of them form an instant
friendship as they stalk the streets of Charleston, South Carolina
keeping an eye on Julie and her mysterious beau. It doesn’t take Lorelei
long to fall for Ethan, and eventually, she makes a shocking discovery
about the mother she’s never met. A discovery that puts her life in a
whole new perspective.
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