Traitor to the Crown: The Patriot Witch (Series #01) (Paperback)

from Alliebadger

Decent. A fairly quick read, especially since you can skim some chunks of it. It doesn't get very interesting until about 100 pages in when Proctor reaches The Farm and things start to be explained, but I liked it enough, especially after that point. Worth investigating for historical magical fic...

from shaunesay

Quick review for RWB Read-a-thon, more to come.Witchcraft underlies events that begin the Revolutionary War. A young militiaman seeks to learn more about his own powers and becomes enmeshed in magic much larger than he ever realized existed.I have mixed feelings on this one. I love the idea of ma...

from astults

What if witches were involved on both sides of the American Revolution and were able to have a hand in the outcome of the war? Call me prejudiced or conditioned, but I thought the main witch character in The Patriot Witch would be a woman. To discover Proctor Brown, a minuteman, is the title witc...

from romsfuulynn

Finally got around to reading this- bought it quite a while ago on someone's recommendation. It sounded interesting and it sort of was, but somehow it didn't engage me. I had no strong sense of the characters and they seemed to be walking through their plot and their lines. For me, the main chara...

from JackMassa

We readers all have peculiar tastes. One of the peculiarities of my taste is that I tend to dislike "alternate histories." Having to imagine that the Sourth won the Civil War and then Hitler migrated there in 1918 so the Germans were really the good guys in WWII...just seems too high a toll to pa...