Otherworld Spell Bound, (Paperback)

from Unreachableshelf

I enjoyed this book, but it is the second of Savannah's arc, and it does have that middle-of-the-trilogy feel to it. It picks up right after the end of Waking the Witch, when Savannah lost her powers. It features many of the series characters at least briefly, and although the plot of Savannah's ...

from MelHay

Whirling from the sadness and regret of what happened with Kayla and her grandmother along with the people who died while she was on the case, Savannah wishes she could do something to help Kayla. Even give up her powers to make it all right again. Savannah wakes in her hotel room to find her bes...

from LisaMaria_C

I love Kelley Armstrong's Otherworld series. This is the twelfth entry into the series, almost all of which are the linked first person stories of various women of different supernatural "races," including a werewolf, witch, angel, necromancer, and half-demon. Almost all of these books stand alon...

from Carol420

Savannah is trying to come to terms with her quirky powers, but really not succeeding. Her spells feel as important to her as breathing, so what's happening is quite devastating. It doesn't help that trouble keeping coming up, putting her in situations that make her miss the firepower even more. ...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review Courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick and Dirty: The second to last book in the Otherworld series, Spell Bound provides essential character and plot development, but drags a bit and leaves the reader wanting more. Opening Sentence: He watched the girl stumble from the motel office, room key ...