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A review by hugbandit7
Black Arts, Tarts & Gypsy Carts: A Cozy Witch Mystery by Erin Johnson
5.0
This series really caught my attention with the first book - Seashells, Spells & Caramels. The series is a cross between our world and a magical world.
Imogen is a fascinating character because I try and imagine myself in her shoes - never knowing that I had magical powers and how to learn how to harness those powers and use them properly. Plus being in a land that has normal human tourists but is filled with various magical people and beings. But Imogen takes it all in stride.
With this book, not everyone/everything is as it seems. There were some things that I figured out but how they were revealed was intriguing. I can't spill too much otherwise it will give away some of the ending!
I do wonder if Imogen and Hank (Prince Harry) might get together at some point. Yes he is engaged to someone else BUT there is such a connection. Is it because they are both swallows or is there more to the chemistry they have together?
This is a fun series - it might be because I don't read a lot of magical/paranormal type books, but I think it is also the light feel to the story and it is not intense like some books might come across.
Imogen is a fascinating character because I try and imagine myself in her shoes - never knowing that I had magical powers and how to learn how to harness those powers and use them properly. Plus being in a land that has normal human tourists but is filled with various magical people and beings. But Imogen takes it all in stride.
With this book, not everyone/everything is as it seems. There were some things that I figured out but how they were revealed was intriguing. I can't spill too much otherwise it will give away some of the ending!
I do wonder if Imogen and Hank (Prince Harry) might get together at some point. Yes he is engaged to someone else BUT there is such a connection. Is it because they are both swallows or is there more to the chemistry they have together?
This is a fun series - it might be because I don't read a lot of magical/paranormal type books, but I think it is also the light feel to the story and it is not intense like some books might come across.