Books by Mindy Klasky
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review 1: I really enjoyed the first two books in this series but this one just wasn't as good. The other two held my interest but I struggled with this one. The caharcters in her previous books that made them so entertaining such as Neko were hardly in this one and there just didn't seem...
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review 1: I was rather surprised by this book. I was expecting a romantic comedy, but it was more along the lines of "chick lit". That being said, I found this book very entertaining. With the premise of the genie and the granting of wishes, I expected a more frivolous read, but I was s...
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review 1: At first I thought I wouldn't like this book but slowly it got on my good. Jane...Jane. Jane wow her character reminded me of myself as a person afraid to be alone and worried that once someone got to know her true self; even in a witch sort of way that there is always going to b...
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review 1: This was a much better book. I definitely think the protagonist this time was a true-to-life person. Sure, she made some mistakes, but they were all in earnestness. Very quick read, and actually makes me eager to read the next book in the series. Also, I LOVED the tie-in to the f...
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review 1: This character brings too stupid to live to new heights. She makes selfish, mind boggling decisions and seems stunned when they don't work out like she expects. She thinks that a defensive apology should put everything to rights and is indignant if she is not trusted and forgiv...
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review 1: There's something about this book that doesn't quite hit the mark. Reading the blurb, I went into this read looking for something funny, quirky magic, something a little like 'Charmed' maybe. I'm sad to say this was lacking in the book.The read flows. Ms. Klasky writes well - the...
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review 1: Pair up a witch and a sphinx and what do you get? It's the next book by Mindy Klasky, "Capital Magic" featuring Jane Madison and introducing, Sarah Anderson as the Sphinx, an ancient protector of vampires.What have I got myself into? I swore I wasn't going to read any books with ...