Tiffany Ann

In book one of the Wardwell Witches series, bar owner and witch Kenzie Wardwell believes her family curse will never be broken, so she willingly sacrifices her ability to experience sexual desire to cast an important spell. She later meets the man of her dreams and knows she’ll never have him.
Steel worker Colby Parrish knows right away that the pretty bartender is something special. Kenzie’s life is a mess, though, and he soon gets mixed up in a slew of magic, estranged family members, and an evil witch who wants both Colby and Kenzie dead.
What a great story! I’m not much for age gap romances (older man/younger woman), but twelve years wasn’t that big a deal for me since he wasn’t old enough to be her father. Colby fell head over heels for Kenzie much faster than she did for him, but I understood and sympathized with her reluctance to get close. He was a true romantic at heart, and I loved that about him.
The next book in the series is set up and will feature Kenzie’s long-lost sister, Leigh, and Colby’s best friend, Bryce. I liked Bryce a lot and would love to find out what Leigh is hiding.
For readers of paranormal romances, give The Witch’s Oath a try. It was a great way to spend the evening.
4 Stars… (altro)

***I was given this copy by the author via N K Author Services in exchange for an Honest Review***

Summer's Angel follows Summer Addison, great grand niece of Walter Addison; a mogul in the translating rare and ancient texts and artifacts. It also follows Leviah Angelo, a fallen angel who has given up on any chance of redemption.

This story is sweet, there's a few parts where it's a bit repetitive, but overall the story will keep the reader turning the pages.

I personally enjoyed the history and lore that were mixed into the story concerning the fallen angels, as well as the war in Heaven and some interesting tidbits about Salem and the witch trials.

I would recommend this book to lovers of angels and romance, this book has both in abundance.

I give this book 4 of 5 paws… (altro)