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File Size: 2309 KB
Print Length: 192 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Kennedy Layne Publishing, Inc. (October 2, 2018)
Publication Date: October 2, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07HJTKNF4
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First book in a new series and it was a fun, clever and funny read. NYC resident Raven Lattice Marigold, granddaughter to Rosemary Lattice Marigold, has inherited her grandmother's tea shop, located In Paramour Bay, in the middle of Connecticut's coastline. To claim the tea shop as well as all her grandmother's possessions, Raven must run the tea shop and remain in Paramour Bay for one year. If that wasn't odd enough, Raven discovers the dead body of her grandmother's attorney in her store room. But wait, it wasn't her grandmother's attorney. There is a handsome sheriff, a cat with an attitude that can appear and disappear, a Lurch type man who lives behind her grandmother's house...and Raven discovers she's a witch. So who was the dead man? Why was he murdered? Is she in danger as well? Can Raven keep her mother from finding out about her returning to Paramour Bay and her inheritance? A totally enjoyable read. I look forward to the characters and the rest of all the witchy fun in this series.
This book was terribly disappointing. I wanted to like it and the premise sounded great. Unfortunately, the style and finesse is closer to a high school freshman creative writing class project. The book is written in first person and addresses the reader as “you†and in “I know what you’re thinkingâ€. No, no she really doesn’t.Factually, I was confused. Why does the protagonist own a car if she was born and raised in New York City? Comparatively few native New Yorkers bother to learn how to drive, much less own a car in the city. The part where she even owned a car would make her privileged, so I didn’t ‘get’ why she acted like the fact that it was an older car meant her life was sad or bad. Then the protagonist is flabbergasted that the town she is in has 911. 93% of the U.S. has 911 services. Again, if she were from NYC, she would simply use 911 and accept it as the norm rather than expressing shock and disbelief. Has she never been outside of the city before now? When she calls her mother, she acts more like she is 19 than 29, whinging about going to college. Again, NY has the CUNY system that is extremely affordable. It would have been nice if the author knew anything about NYC. Casual fans of Sex in the City have a more nuanced understanding than this author.The plot hinges on the protagonist inheriting her grandmother’s house and tea shop. Somehow Google doesn’t exist in this book as she says that she doesn’t know anything about tea, but also recognizes a plant used for tea on sight, but then accuses a customer of trying to buy drugs because they have buy a custom tea blend. It’s inane. When she meets the neighbour, she is so shocked that a stranger would speak to her that she looks for a weapon and plans to run away. As a flight of fancy, it would be hilarious if all New Yorkers screamed and ran away every time they saw a stranger. The entire city would cease function.In as much as it takes fully 30% of the book to get through the first 18 hours in town, I gave up. The protagonist stutters and shouts without listening to anyone or paying attention to anything. I couldn’t take another page.
Raven Lattice Marigold inherits a tea shop and house from her estranged grandmother and moves to Paramour Bay which is located on the Connecticut coastline. In order for Raven to receive the inheritance, she has to live in Paramour Bay and keep the business going for one year. Not everyone is happy with this move, especially Raven's Mother. You see, Raven is a witch but she doesn't know that because she hasn't come into her powers yet.There is a cat (Raven's familiar) who stayed behind after Raven's grandmother passed (Rosemary Lattice Marigold) to help Raven learn about her abilities, a handsome sheriff, and a man who lives in a shed behind Raven's inherited cottage.The story starts quickly when Raven discovers a dead body in her Tea Shop's store room. Then Raven thinks she might be going crazy because the cat that was her grandmother's is talking in her head!!!A fun read; and I went on to purchase the second book in the Series "Bewitching Blend" as soon as I finished!!!
Cute premise that is poorly executed. The main character is immature and whiny, the plot (if you can call it that) moves as fast as a sleepy turtle, and the whole thing is just plain boring. Even the cat (a witch's familiar with short-term memory loss) is a dud. You couldn't pay me to read any more of this series.
This is a cozy with magic and a handsome sheriff thrown in. Raven inherits area shop and cottage from her grandmother with the stipulation that she must keep the business going for one full year. Upon arriving at the tea shop she promptly finds a dead body. While the plot is familiar, the characters are fun. Raven discovers that she is a witch and her world turns upside down. There are enough suspects to keep it interesting with an unexpected twist at the end. Cozy lovers will definitely like this one.
At first I wasn't sure if I was going to like this book. The beginning was fairly slow and seemed to drag, so I wasn't sure if I was willing to continue. I did persevere, and by the end I actually enjoyed reading it. There were some interesting spots, and there are some relationships hinted at that I assume will be carried forward and addressed in future books. I do think it's worth reading, but you have to get to the 2nd half of the book for it to start getting really interesting.
I would especially recommend these magical stories to my 17 year old granddaughter. Magical blend a new witch just coming into her own. Great characters, funny and touching interactions between them. really funny talking cat that is moderately demented. No sexual innuendos. I very much appreciate an author that can still tell a good story without the filthy. Thank you Ms. Layne.
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