Witch & Wizard: The Gift (Series #2) (Paperback)

from DavidLErickson

This is the second in the Witch & Wizard triology. One I finished the first novel, I was ready to read the second and now I'm looking forward to the third in the set, which I haven't acquired yet. Very entertaining, fast paced, excellent story arc, a slew of plot twists, edge-of-the-precipice mom...

from amcreech

The continuing story of Whit and Whisty as they take on The One Who is the One. In this installment, Whit and Whisty learn even more about their powers as a witch and wizard while trying to rescue children who have been taken prisoner by the new government, try to find their parents and try to fi...

from Tiffy_Reads

In the 11th installment of the series there's heads being found and there's also drug dealers be killed. With these two crazy cases Lindsay Boxer has her hands full. Of course she calls in the help of the rest of the Women's Murder Club. Between trying to solve these crimes there's plenty of life...

from Preston.Kringle

James Patterson writes in an unique way in Witch & Wizard: The Gift, presenting the reader with short chapters that provides insight into the main characters. Although, slow to start, The Gift, soon gains speed making the reader not want to put it down. It however feels rushed at the end and some...

from swivelgal

This book is enjoyable. My negative comments are more voluminous than my affirmative. I am not a fan of Patterson's co-authors. The writing is weak, the characters are shallow, and the book does not compete with current YA novels such as The Hunger Games. The Uglies by Scott Westerwood was better...