Author: Dakota Cassidy
Rating: Siren's Best Book Stone
Genre: Cozy Mystery, Mystery
Page
Count: 186
ISBN
E-Book: Amazon Digital Services, LLC
Price: $4.99
Publisher: Self-Published
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
It’s me again, Stevie Cartwright. Powerless
ex-witch, pseudo medium, and amateur sleuth, reporting to you live from the
case of the missing ex-British spy turned ghost/quite possibly one of the most
important people to ever become a part of my life.
You read that right. As Win and I and all the gang were busy planning our big Thanksgiving bash, he suddenly disappeared (right in the middle of telling me what a Philistine I am for even suggesting Cheez Whiz and crackers), and it’s as if he never existed.
Poof—he’s just gone! No one can find him, not even Arkady, our ghostly pal and confidant on Plane Limbo.
If I ever needed to make good use of everything my British spy ever taught me about sleuthing, it’s right now. But I run into roadblock after roadblock until I’m almost sure all hope is lost, and I’ll never hear his voice again.
Worse, how will I ever live with myself if I never get the chance to tell him how I feel?
You read that right. As Win and I and all the gang were busy planning our big Thanksgiving bash, he suddenly disappeared (right in the middle of telling me what a Philistine I am for even suggesting Cheez Whiz and crackers), and it’s as if he never existed.
Poof—he’s just gone! No one can find him, not even Arkady, our ghostly pal and confidant on Plane Limbo.
If I ever needed to make good use of everything my British spy ever taught me about sleuthing, it’s right now. But I run into roadblock after roadblock until I’m almost sure all hope is lost, and I’ll never hear his voice again.
Worse, how will I ever live with myself if I never get the chance to tell him how I feel?
Review:
This
is what fans of the Witchless in Seattle series have been waiting for! Without giving too much away and spoiling
your adventure this book was amazing!
Book
eight will run you through an emotional gamut.
I wept through the last half of the book. The anger at Stevie’s coven and leader was
palpable. I was going crazy hysterical
in my head during the climax and confrontation near the end. However, the author left me in a pleasant
haze with a hopeful future.
Witch
Way Did He Go? is book eight and of course part of a series meant to be read in
order. Readers will feel lost without
reading the previous books which add the background and relationship building
needed to feel emotionally connected to these characters.
I
cannot wait to see what Dakota Cassidy has in store for future stories
involving Stevie, Win, Arkady, and Bel!
Kudos
to Dakota Cassidy’s cover artist, Renee George, the cover art on this series is absolutely
beautiful!
No comments:
Post a Comment