Just in time for Halloween comes a short story by Angie Fox. Grandma Gertie and her merry band of witches are hosting a Halloween/Recruitment party at the local retirement home. Her granddaughter Lizzie, with Pirate the dog in full costume, is in charge of bringing the spooky cupcakes. Suddenly, Lizzie is in a race to find out what has suddenly made her grandmother and some of the other witches ill. SOME LIKE IT HEXED is a short, but fun story you can read in no short order. So get your copy, make yourself a cup of hot tea or cocoa, find a comfy chair and a cozy blanket and be prepared to spend an hour or so with Lizzie, Grandma, and the gang. ( )

I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review.

I don't normally care for novellas since they tend to feel like you're reading an entirely different series, but the Demon Slayer novellas seem to hold true to the series. I really enjoyed this short, quick read, but it just didn't have a lot of spunk like the other novellas in this series seemed to have. The resolution was reached pretty quickly, with not as much humor as I would have liked to see from the biker witches, but all in all I came away happy that I had read it. ( )

**Please note, I was given an ARC in exchange for my honest review of this book.**

In Some Like It Hexed, Angie Fox brings back my favorite Demon Slayer, Lizzie, and her mismatched crew of supernatural badasses. Ant Eater, Frieda, and the rest of the biker witches along with Lizzy’s sassy Jack Russell terrier, Pirate, help save Grandma Gertie from an old rival. As the silver haired spell casters work to bring good vibes to some bad land by throwing a full-blown, honest to goodness Halloween bash, complete with cheesy napkins and party store decorations, it’s up to Lizzy to save the day, and her grandmother, in the process, from spells gone awry.
With her usual tongue-in-cheek, laugh out loud humor, Fox gives us another quick, entertaining read in the form of a short 5 chapter story. Complete with her memorable characters, well developed plot, and easy to read writing style, fans of the Demon Slayer series will appreciate this clever little work that not only gives a complete tale, within itself, but seems to also lay some interesting groundwork for a book to come, perhaps?
I really look forward to these interim pieces by Fox, and appreciate that she’s so responsive to her readers’ requests, by creating these little novelettes in between her full length books. If you like well written books, with crazy, quirky characters, interesting plots, and humorous, entertaining writing, and you haven’t given Fox a try, this would be a perfect book for you to explore this always entertaining series. ( )

Lizzie is saving the day again but this time it's at a Halloween party at a senior center. This is a short story based on the Demon Slayer series. Lizzie joins her Grandma at a senior living facility to help with a Halloween party. Little does she know that the party is not just dancing and eating cupcakes. There is evil present and its up to Lizzie to protect those she loves. This was a cute, fun, quick read. ( )

A lightening quick read for those in the mood for a party. It is a Halloween party with a twist, Biker Witch style. This was another entertaining tale from Lizzie and Grandma Gertie that shows how ordinary events can trigger magical disaster in the world of the Biker Witches. Halloween brings a party to a senior community that has childhood friends of Grandma Gertie. I loved the imagery and fantasy brought by the author to this novella. It was as if the music and excitement of the party leaped off the pages of the book. As in every tale, there was a sub-story, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I received an ARC. I would highly recommend this novella!! ( )