Julie Morgan (1)

I read Witch Switch by Louisa Bacio in this anthology.
This book was intriguing. Love, mystery, revenge…toss in hidden powers, unknown siblings and losing yourself and having to refind yourself, you have the makings of a good tale. This is a novella but the author didn’t quite leave us hanging. It is the start of a series. HOORAY! I can’t wait to read more. This was like a bad fairytale that you can root for good to win. Rafe, Cheyenne, and Jupiter can kick butt with the best of them. I show more loved the fact that Cheyenne and Jupiter are strong and can basically do things on their own (together-sister power), there’s another sister later in the story. The characters have strong personalities. Meredith may have evil powers yet she’s pretty much a spoiled brat not getting her way. The plot had a really good flow. The story wasn’t choppy. My favorite part was the scene in the forest. The whole tone of the story kept you on the edge of your seat. It’s a very romantic tale with some spice scattered throughout so there’s a little of everything for everyone (if you love romance). I think you need to buy this book and check it out. It’s a new favorite for me. show less

I loved reading Logan’s story. Unfortunately, it is very true to life. I was an Army wife for a number of years and saw a lot of that happen more often than not. This book is very well written. The storyline is solid. I enjoyed watching Logan come to terms with, live with, forgive himself for everything, and finally, I cheered when he grew, accepted, and moved on.

I loved reading Logan’s story. Unfortunately, it is very true to life. I was an Army wife for a number of years and saw a lot of that happen more often than not. This book is very well written. The storyline is solid. I enjoyed watching Logan come to terms with, live with, forgive himself for everything, and finally, I cheered when he grew, accepted, and moved on.

I still think there's perhaps a bit TOO much detail in this book, but not near as much useless information as in the first. The story however, is amazing and that's what keeps me reading. It's different from anything I've read before. Morgan's take on the Incubus and Angels and even Fallen Angels is new and refreshing. The turns the couple takes in their relationship in this book follow where the last book left off but still surprise you and keep you guessing as to where they'll end up by show more the close. Also, we're left with an opening for the next book, but not left dangling on the edge of a cliff like most books do. show less