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Dharma Café (2012)

by Jessica Freely(Favorite Author)

3.87 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Loose Id

review 1: Jessica knocks it out of the park here. Charlie is disowned by his family and ends up meeting Samura and Agatha, owners of the Dharma Cafe; a very special cafe where extras like love, hope, and kindness are cooked into the food. He is intrigued by and attracted to Samura whose austere appearance hides a terrible secret. All the characters are well rounded and the dialogue is wonderful. You will love Agatha because she is amazing. Samura's secret comes out and he and Charlie must work together to resolve a terrible situation. Samura's father Akio is a dark sorceror and has plans to expand his evil empire.......wonderful thrill ride of a book with such wit and heart. A favorite read for sure.
review 2: At first I wasn´t sure about this book, because I cou... moreldn´t really grasp the magic concept. It was very interesting though. I would have liked to know a little more about the magic and what role the sorcerers seemed to have in the world. It seemed like they were known to exist in the world, but at the same time people weren´t to aware of what they do. They were more like scary bed time stories to keep kids in line. Anyway, the story is mainly about Samura, who is so afraid of becoming evil like his father and has therefore isolated himself, and Charlie, who is more confident and pushy, but who has lived in denial about his powers. The guys dance around each other, struggling with their feelings for each other. But they complement each other so well and can learn a lot from each other.It is a good and interesting story in a pretty unique setting. less

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