MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2010
Magick Charm by Jennifer Wells
Publisher: Crescent Moon Press
Pages: 269
From the Cover:
Pages: 269
(Released: September 2, 2010)
From the Cover:
Janie Adler likes her quiet, orderly life reviewing books for a small New Orleans newspaper exactly the way it is. So what if Duke Hot Pants, the hero of her favorite romance novel, is the only man in her life? She has a Pulitzer Prize to chase. That is until her quirky twin sister Rachel moves in, bringing boyfriend drama, a smelly ferret, and irrational belief in all things magickal along with her.
Persuaded by a local voodoo priestess-and maybe one margarita too many-the twins cast spells to improve their love lives. Loser-magnet Rachel focuses on avoiding the wrong men and Janie seeks her romance novel ideal. While plenty of eligible bachelors flood into their lives, Janie only has eyes for her coworker who lives in the apartment downstairs and works in the cube next to her. But the twins soon discover the incantations' many unintended-and dangerous-consequences. The increasing number of mishaps and misfortune putting the sisters in grave peril seems more like the work of a curse.
Can Janie and Rachel's "twintuition" save them from the menace stalking them?
Janie seems to have it all, a great job doing something she enjoys, a good relationship with her co-workers, and a cute little apartment. The one thing that's missing is romance. Lately the hero of one of her favorite books, Duke Hot Pants, is the closest thing she's gotten to romance, and that's in her dreams.
Rachel, Janie's twin, is scatter-brained, whimsically illogical, and believes in the magickal. She's pretty much everything that Janie's not. She's as different from Janie as night is to day or so each other thinks. And not only that, but she has the worst taste in men. When her latest, Ted, gets a little too physical, Rachel calls Janie to ride in to her rescue.
Ryan, Janie's co-worker and downstairs neighbor, looks out for the ladies when trouble comes to call in the form of Rachel's ex... but what he'd like to do is claim Janie as his own, if their maniacal devil boss, Jacquelyn, would allow co-workers to date.
Magick Charm by Jennifer Wells tells Janie's story. She's sort of happy in her orderly, plain life... at least she doesn't have a lot to complain about or so she thinks. When Rachel has problems with her ex-boyfriend, Janie comes to her rescue and along with her smelly ferret, Nostradamus, they become one big happy family, sort of. Rachel can see how lonely Janie's let her life become, and she's determined to do something about it, something magickal. Viola, the voodoo priestess at Pete's where Rachel's band plays suggests a couple of spells that she swears will put each woman on the right path, help Rachel make better choices with men, and help Janie put romance back into her dull life. What neither one knows is what will happen after the spells are cast.
Magick Charm is a fun little page turner with a little snark, lots of sass, and at times, laugh out loud funny! I really enjoyed this first book from new author, Jennifer Wells. Janie and Rachel are twins, and while Rachel believes in everything the French Quarter has to offer, Janie is more cautious, less willing to take a chance, until Rachel needs her. Then when Janie's given the opportunity to see if magick really works, she only goes along to please her sister. What happens next, neither one could predict, but it brings mystery, thrills, love, and a bit of the unknown into both the women's life. They both discover more about themselves than they bargained for. All lovers of light fun pararomance will enjoy this book, there's just a touch of a thrill here too, so romantic suspense lovers will enjoy it as well. Pick up, you won't be sorry you did.
Persuaded by a local voodoo priestess-and maybe one margarita too many-the twins cast spells to improve their love lives. Loser-magnet Rachel focuses on avoiding the wrong men and Janie seeks her romance novel ideal. While plenty of eligible bachelors flood into their lives, Janie only has eyes for her coworker who lives in the apartment downstairs and works in the cube next to her. But the twins soon discover the incantations' many unintended-and dangerous-consequences. The increasing number of mishaps and misfortune putting the sisters in grave peril seems more like the work of a curse.
Can Janie and Rachel's "twintuition" save them from the menace stalking them?
Janie seems to have it all, a great job doing something she enjoys, a good relationship with her co-workers, and a cute little apartment. The one thing that's missing is romance. Lately the hero of one of her favorite books, Duke Hot Pants, is the closest thing she's gotten to romance, and that's in her dreams.
Rachel, Janie's twin, is scatter-brained, whimsically illogical, and believes in the magickal. She's pretty much everything that Janie's not. She's as different from Janie as night is to day or so each other thinks. And not only that, but she has the worst taste in men. When her latest, Ted, gets a little too physical, Rachel calls Janie to ride in to her rescue.
Ryan, Janie's co-worker and downstairs neighbor, looks out for the ladies when trouble comes to call in the form of Rachel's ex... but what he'd like to do is claim Janie as his own, if their maniacal devil boss, Jacquelyn, would allow co-workers to date.
Magick Charm by Jennifer Wells tells Janie's story. She's sort of happy in her orderly, plain life... at least she doesn't have a lot to complain about or so she thinks. When Rachel has problems with her ex-boyfriend, Janie comes to her rescue and along with her smelly ferret, Nostradamus, they become one big happy family, sort of. Rachel can see how lonely Janie's let her life become, and she's determined to do something about it, something magickal. Viola, the voodoo priestess at Pete's where Rachel's band plays suggests a couple of spells that she swears will put each woman on the right path, help Rachel make better choices with men, and help Janie put romance back into her dull life. What neither one knows is what will happen after the spells are cast.
Magick Charm is a fun little page turner with a little snark, lots of sass, and at times, laugh out loud funny! I really enjoyed this first book from new author, Jennifer Wells. Janie and Rachel are twins, and while Rachel believes in everything the French Quarter has to offer, Janie is more cautious, less willing to take a chance, until Rachel needs her. Then when Janie's given the opportunity to see if magick really works, she only goes along to please her sister. What happens next, neither one could predict, but it brings mystery, thrills, love, and a bit of the unknown into both the women's life. They both discover more about themselves than they bargained for. All lovers of light fun pararomance will enjoy this book, there's just a touch of a thrill here too, so romantic suspense lovers will enjoy it as well. Pick up, you won't be sorry you did.
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