Review: The witching hour
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 24, 2013
Aislinn is living what seems to be a charmed life. She spends her days working in her little shop. She sells love potions, books and other novelty items to the locals and she loves the way in which she has been embraced by the town. But there is a void in her life, her one true love has died and she still hasn't made her peace with it.The author uses vivid depictions when describing the shop and the apartment above which Aislinn shares with her cat and companion Freya. You really get a sense of their surrounds and it helps the build a strong story. When it is revealed that Aislinn is not simple a person selling novelty items but a real practicing witch I was surprised at how the author relinquished this information with ease, you feel comfortable with her being a witch from the start.The appearance of Jericho is a little more frightening, you know that when he walks back into Aislinn life, he is bringing her trouble. She has spent the last few years trying to get over him because she thought he was dead. So when he appears she just allows herself to fall right back into that place of love and devotion. Even though she know he is bringing trouble into her simple uncomplicated world.