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BOOK BLURB:
Owen has always been able to see the Witches.

Every year at Halloween, they appear for three days and then disappear. This year, however, is different. This year, something is hunting the Witches.

Jace, the only male Witch in existence, goes to Owen for help. Jace knows that there is a magic inside of Owen that can help them defeat the hunter.

He also knows that Owen has been hurt, that he must do what he can to heal Owen’s heart, even if it means losing him.

Will their love have a chance to grow or will they become the hunted?

BOOK REVIEW:
“Witches” by Jamieson Wolf is an excellent paranormal story. It is well written with fast pacing, an evil villain, and a fascinating premise. The story is filled with fanciful creatures, both good and bad, and some are explicitly shown while others are suggested to great effect.

The two main characters are both engaging; they are masculine and sexy and they have some very passionate sex. Jace is a male witch and as such has more information and more insight than Owen who is human and a writer who, for unknown reasons, has always been able to see the witches. The description of him seeing the witches was intriguing and a bit eerie. Although at times, Owen seemed to be taken on this journey rather than an active participant, this ultimately works and adds power to the final confrontation.

Most fascinating was the theme of ‘the power of the storyteller’. This played on some very ancient themes that resonated nicely throughout. While appearing to be a simple story, there was actually much depth and interest that made it very compelling.

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