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Witch Fire (Elemental Witches, #1)
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bookshelves: paranormal-romance, magic-and-witchcraft, elemental-powers, photography, demons, kick-ass-heroines, reformed-rake, tortured-hero
Aug 21, 2011
bookshelves: paranormal-romance, magic-and-witchcraft, elemental-powers, photography, demons, kick-ass-heroines, reformed-rake, tortured-hero
Witch Fire
4 Stars
Newly divorced and working as a waitress to save up for college, Mira Hoskins is completely unaware of the fact that she is about to play a pivotal role in the ongoing conflict between witches and warlocks. Not only is Mira a rare air witch with the potential for tremendous power, but she is also the target for warlocks who seek to use her in a demon summoning ritual. The only person standing between Mira and a certain death is Jack McAllister, a fire witch who will do anything to protect Mira for reasons that are becoming more and more personal.
It has been a while since I read Anya Bast’s excellent Dark Magick series and I’d forgotten how much I enjoy her writing. Bast’s world building is engrossing and her characters have depth and intensity.
Not only do Mira and Jack have explosive chemistry in and out of the bedroom, but each has a well-fleshed out background that makes them all the more appealing. My one small nitpick regarding their romance is the annoying keeping secrets trope. Thankfully, it doesn’t overshadow the relationship too much and is resolved quite easily without the equally detestable silly misunderstanding stemming from a lack of communication.
The plot is secondary to the romance, which is understandable given the nature of the genre and the relatively short length. Nevertheless, what there is to the story is very intriguing and the set up for the next book has potential.
In short, a fast, fun read recommended for lovers of steamy paranormal romance.
4 Stars
Newly divorced and working as a waitress to save up for college, Mira Hoskins is completely unaware of the fact that she is about to play a pivotal role in the ongoing conflict between witches and warlocks. Not only is Mira a rare air witch with the potential for tremendous power, but she is also the target for warlocks who seek to use her in a demon summoning ritual. The only person standing between Mira and a certain death is Jack McAllister, a fire witch who will do anything to protect Mira for reasons that are becoming more and more personal.
It has been a while since I read Anya Bast’s excellent Dark Magick series and I’d forgotten how much I enjoy her writing. Bast’s world building is engrossing and her characters have depth and intensity.
Not only do Mira and Jack have explosive chemistry in and out of the bedroom, but each has a well-fleshed out background that makes them all the more appealing. My one small nitpick regarding their romance is the annoying keeping secrets trope. Thankfully, it doesn’t overshadow the relationship too much and is resolved quite easily without the equally detestable silly misunderstanding stemming from a lack of communication.
The plot is secondary to the romance, which is understandable given the nature of the genre and the relatively short length. Nevertheless, what there is to the story is very intriguing and the set up for the next book has potential.
In short, a fast, fun read recommended for lovers of steamy paranormal romance.
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Reading Progress
August 21, 2011
– Shelved
May 25, 2013
– Shelved as:
paranormal-romance
May 25, 2013
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magic-and-witchcraft
April 16, 2015
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Started Reading
April 16, 2015
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elemental-powers
April 16, 2015
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photography
April 17, 2015
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demons
April 17, 2015
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kick-ass-heroines
April 17, 2015
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reformed-rake
April 17, 2015
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tortured-hero
April 17, 2015
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Finished Reading