Witch

Score: 4.5

205. Sorcery and the Single Girl (Jane Madison, 2) – Mindy Klasky, Red Dress Ink, October 2007, ISBN: 9780373895632, 394p.

Featuring: Jane Madison

Score: 4

Bewitching Mystery: Book 3

Score: 4

Garnet Lacey Book 3

RIght off the bat, I have to say that the illustrator for the book cover of this book was exactly on target!  How nice to see a cover that really represents the story and the characters involved. It shows Garnet on her bike, with her cat familiar and the mysterious wolf that keeps popping up around her.  Bravo!

Young librarian Jane believes getting into the elite Washington Coven, ruled by the prodigious Teresa Alison Sidney, is of major importance. If Jane wants to hold on to her familiar, her valuable book and gemstone collection and David Montrose, her hunky protector and instructor, she has to meet the coven's standards for knowledge and skill.

This is the second in The Circle Trilogy.  This one is Blair and Larkin's story.  The continuation of the circle of six's work toward the coming battle.  I loved this one as much as the first.

This is the first in Nora Roberts' The Circle Trilogy.  These three have to be read in order and together.  There is a war between the circle of six and the vampire queen, Lilith coming and since there were only small battles in this book I'm thinking the war doesn't take place until the end.  The circle of six is getting together and training in preparation for this war.  The circle includes

Back Cover:

Lilith St. John is a witch—really. And she hasn't been too good lately. It seems using her powers to make Detective Mac Mancusi totally infatuated with her was a big no-no. Who knew? After all, what woman could resist having a sexy guy like Mac aching for her every minute they were apart? But the council isn't pleased—in fact, they're stripping Lilith of her powers. What's a witch to do?

Especially now—when Mac's suddenly back in her life, looking to rekindle the magic…"
 

Back Cover:

Coming home, Jeremy Burns realized his life had all been an act.

As if sending the next rogue back to hell was his life's mission. But after seeing Jillian Murphy for the first time in a decade, Jeremy knew he could no longer ignore his desire. By rights of nature, the Spirit Walker belonged to him. Yet fate and fear had worked against these two headstrong lovers in their youth—and cast the Bloodrunner from his home.

Now Jeremy and Jillian must join forces to uncover the betrayal that threatens to destroy the pack's stability. And when they're done—well, Jeremy's not about to again deny himself the one thing he wants most in this world.… Jillian belongs to him, and this time his little witch is going to know it! 

My Review:

Wowza, this was yummy.  I love a good old obsession story, and Jeremy sure was obsessed and just breathed in the heroine.  I loved the scene where he saw her house for the first time in ten years, and immediately wanted to roll around in her bed sheets just to breathe her in.