Sisters of the Moon: Witchling (Audiobook)

from StarrK

I heard of this author from a fellow book blogger. She was reviewing a different book in the series and the cover looked amazing. So what did I do? I went to the library and checked out. It sat and sat and sat on the pile as I moved through others on that pile or my other pile. I knew that I want...

from bookwormteri

I was entertained by this book. Light, fun, reading. Although, and I don't say this very often, the sex scenes felt gratuitous. They felt out of place. I don't know if they just didn't fit where they were placed in the book or if I am becoming a fuddy duddy in my aging (I doubt that). Otherwise, ...

from sammii507

This was quite a good book. I don't have my whole collection of books with me at the moment, as I'm in the middle of a move, so I went to Border's yesterday to find something enjoyable to read and found this. It was a fast read, fast paced and entertaining. It calls itself a romance, but I don't ...

from dragonfairy

I was hesitant at first, not really knowing what I was getting myself into, but Witchling managed to get under my skin. The world is complex and intriguing, and the characters are not perfect, which makes them more believable. Yasmine Galenorn's D'Artigo sisters pack a hell of a punch, and slowly...

from Antares1

Yasmine Galenorn's Witchling isn't a bad book. I just didn't find it all that engaging. The story centers around a half-fae/half-human witch named Camille. She and her sisters work for the Otherworld Intelligence agency. In this world the fae have "come out" and are known to the humans of this wo...