Review: When the Devil says Hello, try to be polite
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2013
I love how the book opens:"The horde of naked bodies writhing in the street outside of Cruz Apothecary was Randall's first warning that the Devil had come calling."The very first line sets the tone and hints on what is to come.Rowena, the Fate, and Lena and Harper Murphy, who are both Seers for the Fates, are enjoying a cup of coffee outside, just across from the Randall's apothecary. Rowena, who had previously got in a spot of trouble, needs Seers' help to predict her future. At this precise moment, the Death drops in to say "Hi.""The Wizard and The Wanton" is the latest book in Charity Parkerson's "Sexy Witches" series. Old fans will recognize many of the characters and have, no doubt, been waiting to see how the relationship between Rowena and Randall will progress. The readers will get the answer to that; however, the main romantic plotline, at least the one that steals the show, is buried in the secret that Dheath Angelo and Harper Murphy share.The established preconceptions are put upside down and then sideways in this installment of the series. Will the "good guys" do the right thing? What is the right thing to do? How far will one fall to reunite with one's true love?This book is a little more serious in its tone than the previous "Sexy Witches" stories. There is still plenty of comic relief, however, that is mostly provided by Rowena and Randall's quirky and dynamic relationship and Tam the Pixie's later appearance."The Wizard and The Wanton" is a must read for the established fans of the series. For the newcomers, my advice would be to pick up "The Sexy & The Undead," the first book of the collection. Here's hoping for more books in the "Sexy Witches" universe.