The Trouble with Magic (Bewitching Series #1) by Madelyn Alt
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(Mass Market Paperback)
- Pub. Date: January 2006
- 272pp
- Sales Rank: 14,540
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: January 2006
- Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
- Format: Mass Market Paperback, 272pp
- Sales Rank: 14,540
- Series: Bewitching Series, #1
- ISBN-13: 9780425207468
- ISBN: 0425207463
Synopsis
A Bewitching mystery--first in the new paranormal chick-lit mystery series.
Antiques-shop clerk Maggie O'Neill was a little weirded out when she discovered her new boss Felicity was a witch. But when Felicity becomes the suspect in a local murder, Maggie must enlist Felicity's wiccan friends for help--and discover her own spellbinding talent.
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The trouble with...by peaceloveandpat
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October 19, 2009: It took me a long time to finish the book. I have to put it down to give way to three books before actually finishing it. I got bored. Maggie O'Neill's character is not interesting enough to make me want to find out what will happen to her involvement with Felicity Dow (her new boss, and owner of Enchantments slash witch). The novel tends to be descriptive.
It was not until Maggie found out that she is a Clairsentients, or a fancy word for Empath that I found myself getting a bit pumped up. The introduction of N.I.G.H.T - Northeast Indiana Ghost Hunting and Tracking Society. Not the Ghost busting type but they said they promote a happy coexistence among the spirit world and our world, that was when I got really interested. But this series need serious fixing'. Tom Fielding and Marcus Quinn could be interesting if Alt can lose the mediocre traits. The magic and charms explanation are ok and the thought of having witches in a conservative town surely has a great potential. I will continue reading the series in the hopes of character and plot evolution.A great mystery with great characters!by Anonymous
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August 31, 2009: I live in Indiana and recognize many of the characters and circumstances Ms. Alt describes. Like Maggie, I've been faced with circumstances I never would have dreamed of beforehand, and I can vouch for her emotions. This is a great read, especially when you need a touch of humor on a rainy day.
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