A review by nturner2810
Two Witches and a Whiskey by Annette Marie
4.0
Mysterious stranger? Yes please!
Each installment of this series can be read as a complete story with themes running throughout. With this one that is particularly true as Tori is entirely removed from her three amigos to face down The Ghost on her own on his turf.
I adore Zak and his surliness, he makes this book. Alhough it seems like a random tangent from the main storyline, having read on, it's important to establish their relationship as separate to those established within the guild to prepare for later conflicts.
Witches, magic, mysterious strangers, kidnapped (or rescued) children, there is a lot in this one. It is nice to see Tori developing a tentative relationship with someone outside her trio, as we get to see a bit more of her impulsive, red hot temper and how she would navigate things on her own.
Each installment of this series can be read as a complete story with themes running throughout. With this one that is particularly true as Tori is entirely removed from her three amigos to face down The Ghost on her own on his turf.
I adore Zak and his surliness, he makes this book. Alhough it seems like a random tangent from the main storyline, having read on, it's important to establish their relationship as separate to those established within the guild to prepare for later conflicts.
Witches, magic, mysterious strangers, kidnapped (or rescued) children, there is a lot in this one. It is nice to see Tori developing a tentative relationship with someone outside her trio, as we get to see a bit more of her impulsive, red hot temper and how she would navigate things on her own.