Review: Witches and warlocks
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 30, 2012
Witches and warlocks,  castles and moats. Entering the realm of withcraft and culture is a new experience for me. No broomsticks or cats in this scenario. Nevertheless, Sandra Ross has created an interesting story delving into the ancient traditions of witches (and warlocks).The storyline has been created around a mysterious force that could hit the witches and warlock's castle any moment. Plans have been put into place in securing the castle, plans out of the ordinary consisting of protective  spells and magical covens. The main characters Marcus the kind and Loal are busy planning the defense against the dark mysterious force on the way to their castle. They are also trying to trace back Marcus heritage in determining if there are clues to the dark force heading to the castle.It is a different realm Sandra Ross has created and it makes for interesting reading. I never knew the existence of male witches aka warlocks before reading Sandra Ross's books. Always assumed witchcraft was the specialty of females alone. Looks like guys have invaded this last bastion of female only space.Although the storyline was well crafted, I felt that the descriptions tended to be overdone and could have been tightened and made a little more concise.