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Blind Lust
When Venus has a wager with Cupid, that prudish librarian, Lizzy Sweet cannot be enticed to love, she neglects to tell her son that Lizzy is a three hundred year old witch. The first man Lizzy sees after Cupid shoots his arrow is Josh Deegan, a famous country and western singer who has come to town to rediscover his muse, in an old farmhouse haunted by a culinary ghost. Local warlock, Wesley Gordon, who has been hitting on Lizzy to no avail for over one hundred years, is not impressed. The quirky old folk of Silver Valley watch fondly as the battle between love and lust plays out. Leaden and golden arrows zing around, spells are magicked, potions stirred, and ghosts hunted. Who will fall in love and who will let the other go forever?
101 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 1, 2012
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Annie Seaton
170 books703 followersAnnie Seaton lives near the beach on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. She is fulfilling her lifelong dream of writing and has been delighted to discover that readers love reading her stories as much as she loves writing them. Her career and studies spanned the education sector for most of her working life until she took up a full-time writing career. Each winter, Annie and her husband leave the beach to roam the remote areas of Australia for story ideas and research.
Readers can contact Annie through her website annieseaton.net or find her on Facebook and Instagram.
Readers can contact Annie through her website annieseaton.net or find her on Facebook and Instagram.
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July 17, 2017
Cupid and Venus were up to their usual hijinks with Venus making a wager with her son. Languid and bored, Cupid accepted the challenge – the payment after all was worth it.
Lizzy Sweet was the target – sweet by name; sweet by nature – a librarian in the tiny town called Silver Valley where she’d lived for a long time. Venus neglected to tell Cupid that Lizzy was a three hundred year old witch who couldn’t fall in love with a mortal or it would be her downfall. And Lizzy’s best friend Wesley Gordon was a warlock who’d loved Lizzy for a long time – he most definitely wasn’t happy to learn of recent events.
What would happen to Lizzy when she saw Josh Deegan immediately Cupid’s arrow had struck? Were there spells to stop what would be deadly for her future?
Silver Valley Witch by Aussie author Annie Seaton is a short paranormal novella which was loads of fun; a quick, light read, and easy to recommend. Witches, warlocks, magic spells, potions – you name it, it’s all there! Excellent!
Lizzy Sweet was the target – sweet by name; sweet by nature – a librarian in the tiny town called Silver Valley where she’d lived for a long time. Venus neglected to tell Cupid that Lizzy was a three hundred year old witch who couldn’t fall in love with a mortal or it would be her downfall. And Lizzy’s best friend Wesley Gordon was a warlock who’d loved Lizzy for a long time – he most definitely wasn’t happy to learn of recent events.
What would happen to Lizzy when she saw Josh Deegan immediately Cupid’s arrow had struck? Were there spells to stop what would be deadly for her future?
Silver Valley Witch by Aussie author Annie Seaton is a short paranormal novella which was loads of fun; a quick, light read, and easy to recommend. Witches, warlocks, magic spells, potions – you name it, it’s all there! Excellent!
July 13, 2012
This was a short read, but very satisfying. It combines one part mythology with one part paranormal and the result is a super cute story that you will wish was just a little bit longer so you could spend more time with Josh, Lizzie and Wesley.
There was a lot of things to love about this story.
1. It is a unique plot: wiches and cupid and Venus. Not a likely combination to appear in most stories.
2. A hot sexy country star and a librarian? Yeah this is great!
3. Did I mention the librarian was a witch? And she has a warlock friend that is hot for her?
4. There's a curse!
Anne manages to weave a story with all these things and then bring it to a conclusion that is more than satisfying, as well as a little surprising to the reader.
I read this one my computer, which is something I seldom do with ebooks, and I couldn't stop, even though I was getting a crick in my neck!
Definitely worth reading!
There was a lot of things to love about this story.
1. It is a unique plot: wiches and cupid and Venus. Not a likely combination to appear in most stories.
2. A hot sexy country star and a librarian? Yeah this is great!
3. Did I mention the librarian was a witch? And she has a warlock friend that is hot for her?
4. There's a curse!
Anne manages to weave a story with all these things and then bring it to a conclusion that is more than satisfying, as well as a little surprising to the reader.
I read this one my computer, which is something I seldom do with ebooks, and I couldn't stop, even though I was getting a crick in my neck!
Definitely worth reading!
August 13, 2016
3.5 stars = a solid I liked it. Venus makes a bet that Cupid can't get straitlaced librarian Lizzy to fall in love, but doesn't let Cupid know that the deck is stacked against him since Lizzy is no mortal but a centuries old witch who will lose her immortality should she fall in love with a mortal.
Blind Lust is kind of an odd title for this cute story and its odd assortment of mythical and magical individuals. Lizzy is smart enough to figure out what is going on when all of a sudden she is lusting after country singing star Josh, who is only back in Lizzy's small town to claim the property his deceased aunt left to him. Adding a layer to the story is Lizzy's long long time also magical friend Wesley who has carried a torch for Lizzy for years but has been unable to get her to let him out the friend zone. I knew I who was cheering for the whole time.
I got this as a kindle freebie and enjoyed this light short enough that I will keep an eye out for the story for the guy that didn't win Lizzy's heart.
Blind Lust is kind of an odd title for this cute story and its odd assortment of mythical and magical individuals. Lizzy is smart enough to figure out what is going on when all of a sudden she is lusting after country singing star Josh, who is only back in Lizzy's small town to claim the property his deceased aunt left to him. Adding a layer to the story is Lizzy's long long time also magical friend Wesley who has carried a torch for Lizzy for years but has been unable to get her to let him out the friend zone. I knew I who was cheering for the whole time.
I got this as a kindle freebie and enjoyed this light short enough that I will keep an eye out for the story for the guy that didn't win Lizzy's heart.
October 21, 2013
What a lot of fun to read! The author categorises this story as a novella but I thought of it as a long short story.
The goddess Venus plays a trick on her son Cupid by betting him he can’t make a certain mortal woman fall in love and forget her inhibitions to pursue the object of her desire. Cupid takes the bet not knowing that the dowdy librarian, Lizzy Sweet, is in fact a 300 year old witch and is going to be much harder to manipulate than he thinks. Even less straightforward is the fact that once the spell is cast there are two men pursuing Lizzy, a mortal and a warlock.
How Seaton weaves the story of mortals and immortals, and love and lust together makes for a very entertaining couple of hours’ reading. She does it well.
The goddess Venus plays a trick on her son Cupid by betting him he can’t make a certain mortal woman fall in love and forget her inhibitions to pursue the object of her desire. Cupid takes the bet not knowing that the dowdy librarian, Lizzy Sweet, is in fact a 300 year old witch and is going to be much harder to manipulate than he thinks. Even less straightforward is the fact that once the spell is cast there are two men pursuing Lizzy, a mortal and a warlock.
How Seaton weaves the story of mortals and immortals, and love and lust together makes for a very entertaining couple of hours’ reading. She does it well.
July 4, 2012
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Blind Lust seemed like a very interesting read. Though it didn’t disappoint, I cannot say that this is a new favorite of mine.
Let’s start with the good things first shall we? So, Blind Lust was a fun read. It was light-hearted, easy and a very good novella to pass the time. The storyline was interesting too and the premise for it really intrigued me. The moment I saw the blurb, I knew I wanted to read it. I mean, Cupid plus a witch plus a lot of other things (ok, I can’t really remember) just makes for a very interesting plot. To be sure, the plot was interesting. It was pretty humorous at parts too. I liked seeing how they were both affected by the spell and even how she tried to overcome it.
Now for the bad/not so good. There wasn’t much character development, but seeing as this was a novella, its understandable and acceptable and thus isn’t one of my considering factors.
I guess what I really didn’t like was the abruptness of the book. I’m not going to give any spoilers, but let’s just say the book took an unexpected turn. I’m fine with that actually, thought it was quite a good twist. However, it happened way too late in the book! If it had happened a bit earlier so that the plot could be a little more fleshed out, it would have been good. As it is, it was too abrupt for my tastes. When I read the last chapter and the epilogue, I was honestly just confused. I thought I had read something wrong because there was not really any clues that could have led to that conclusion. It was just a little bit weird.
Overall though, the novella was pretty good and I did enjoy myself reading it. I was rooting for a certain couple though. They didn’t make it:( I was hoping that somehow they would fall in love. Alright, if you haven’t read this book, you probably don’t know what I’m talking about. :P
In any case, I did enjoy myself reading this book. A solid 3 stars. If not for the ending, it could have been 4, which would be very good for a novella. Generally, I don’t enjoy novellas as much due to the lack of space for character development. Still, this was a good novella! :)
Blind Lust seemed like a very interesting read. Though it didn’t disappoint, I cannot say that this is a new favorite of mine.
Let’s start with the good things first shall we? So, Blind Lust was a fun read. It was light-hearted, easy and a very good novella to pass the time. The storyline was interesting too and the premise for it really intrigued me. The moment I saw the blurb, I knew I wanted to read it. I mean, Cupid plus a witch plus a lot of other things (ok, I can’t really remember) just makes for a very interesting plot. To be sure, the plot was interesting. It was pretty humorous at parts too. I liked seeing how they were both affected by the spell and even how she tried to overcome it.
Now for the bad/not so good. There wasn’t much character development, but seeing as this was a novella, its understandable and acceptable and thus isn’t one of my considering factors.
I guess what I really didn’t like was the abruptness of the book. I’m not going to give any spoilers, but let’s just say the book took an unexpected turn. I’m fine with that actually, thought it was quite a good twist. However, it happened way too late in the book! If it had happened a bit earlier so that the plot could be a little more fleshed out, it would have been good. As it is, it was too abrupt for my tastes. When I read the last chapter and the epilogue, I was honestly just confused. I thought I had read something wrong because there was not really any clues that could have led to that conclusion. It was just a little bit weird.
Overall though, the novella was pretty good and I did enjoy myself reading it. I was rooting for a certain couple though. They didn’t make it:( I was hoping that somehow they would fall in love. Alright, if you haven’t read this book, you probably don’t know what I’m talking about. :P
In any case, I did enjoy myself reading this book. A solid 3 stars. If not for the ending, it could have been 4, which would be very good for a novella. Generally, I don’t enjoy novellas as much due to the lack of space for character development. Still, this was a good novella! :)
February 9, 2013
I may be a little early for Valentine's Day, but simply couldn't resist sharing. After all, there isn't a more appropriate subject than love, nor a more intriguing idea than a bet between Cupid and his mother. Add in a 300-year-old witch, 100 years of unrequited love, a culinary ghost, and ... gimme that book!
Blind Lust is some of the most flat-out fun I've had with a book in a very long time.
Thanks to that intrepid meddler ... er ... incorrigible imp, Cupid, every time Lizzy and Josh get near each other sparks fly, flames start, and this reader goes weak in the knees. I swear, the temperature went up in the room. And, at the same time, I found myself grinning, constantly. (That giggle was not me, I swear.)
The situation is just so perfectly drawn - unable to help themselves and poor Lizzy fighting it at every turn. Okay, almost every turn. Then, we have poor Wesley, watching the results of Cupid's arrows and simply oozing attraction, testosterone, and 100 years of witchy frustration. (NB: there is a 'heat' warning with this book, although I, personally, found it perfectly acceptable for YA readers.)
If you're looking for a great, can't-put-it-down, fun story - this novella is it. And - there's a rumor that the guy who didn't get the girl, may be getting his own story.
Nope. Not gonna tell.
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Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a complimentary electronic copy of this book from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
Blind Lust is some of the most flat-out fun I've had with a book in a very long time.
Thanks to that intrepid meddler ... er ... incorrigible imp, Cupid, every time Lizzy and Josh get near each other sparks fly, flames start, and this reader goes weak in the knees. I swear, the temperature went up in the room. And, at the same time, I found myself grinning, constantly. (That giggle was not me, I swear.)
The situation is just so perfectly drawn - unable to help themselves and poor Lizzy fighting it at every turn. Okay, almost every turn. Then, we have poor Wesley, watching the results of Cupid's arrows and simply oozing attraction, testosterone, and 100 years of witchy frustration. (NB: there is a 'heat' warning with this book, although I, personally, found it perfectly acceptable for YA readers.)
If you're looking for a great, can't-put-it-down, fun story - this novella is it. And - there's a rumor that the guy who didn't get the girl, may be getting his own story.
Nope. Not gonna tell.
~*~*~
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a complimentary electronic copy of this book from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
January 22, 2014
This was a really warming enjoyable read and adored it. Since I do like this author had to grab this one and it flowed so nice it only took me a minute it seemed and was left warm and happy. You meet some wonderful characters in this one-Lizzy who is a witch,she works at the library and is great friends with Wesley who is no mortal either. In the town though arrives country and western song writer singer Josh who has to stay in his aunt's house in order to claim his inheritance. But there is also something else going to go on here a Cupid and his mother will have a little fun with Lizzy and a bet takes place. This is a magical read that has sweet romance, bits of humor all while she is trying to dispell the effects of cupids blind lust dart she and then late Josh has received. But not to the dismay of Wesley who so loves Lizzy also. Everyone sees they are meant for one another but stubborn Lizzy doesn't I think realize how wonderful he is till she might lose him. Loving a mortal would also cost her dearly a price she doesn't want to pay. So not to spoil for anyone wanting to read this for themselves there is such a delightful surprise wanting to be revealed at towards the end. The ending itself is such a treat that I am glad I took the time to dive into this one and did not put it down till finished. Wonder if she put a spell on it so you can't but oh well it does leave you smiling with a warm heart for love is grand with it's very own magic.
May 9, 2013
I dipped into this book not sure what I was going to find, and was delighted. Magically and paranormally speaking, I've served my time with the heavyweight Harry Potters, Twilights, and True Bloods, without finding anything as truly engaging as this story. Annie Seaton has a lightness of touch which creates a world which is simultaneously ethereal and earthy. She exploits the juxtaposition of the real and the magical to playful and off-beat effect. I've never read anything quite like this before, and I revelled in the freshness. I loved the wry humour, the depth and integrity which were layered beneath the gauzy surface, the constant surprises. Lizzie was a satisfyingly headstrong heroine, Josh and Wesley were well drawn and hunky, and their inter-actions and clashes, and the twists and turns of the plot were so enjoyable - and the supporting cast were phenomenal. Annie has a gift for observational detail, but weaves this effortlessly into the narrative. I'm a cherubs and hearts girl, so this has to be my dream book - I smiled from start to finish. Completely enchanting. I loved it!
August 4, 2012
Review by Desere :
Fantastic characters,intriguing spells and fabulous scenes ! Yes you name it this book had it all ! I am no big paranormal fan but yes I have said it before and I will say it again Annie Seaton knows what she is doing when it comes to writing !
The book had a beautiful cute love story with a delicious twist that in the end after reading I truly had to take few seconds to come back down to earth ,yes the book had me going wow ,now that was really awesome!
The author has a way of making sure she gives you just enough edge and keeps the balance between love and paranormal so cleverly hidden that you will not even realize that your reading a type of book that you normal would not think about reading.
I only have one complaint and that was that the book had to end, I truly wanted it to last a bit longer. But overall a brilliant read ! Well done Annie !
5/5 star review
Fantastic characters,intriguing spells and fabulous scenes ! Yes you name it this book had it all ! I am no big paranormal fan but yes I have said it before and I will say it again Annie Seaton knows what she is doing when it comes to writing !
The book had a beautiful cute love story with a delicious twist that in the end after reading I truly had to take few seconds to come back down to earth ,yes the book had me going wow ,now that was really awesome!
The author has a way of making sure she gives you just enough edge and keeps the balance between love and paranormal so cleverly hidden that you will not even realize that your reading a type of book that you normal would not think about reading.
I only have one complaint and that was that the book had to end, I truly wanted it to last a bit longer. But overall a brilliant read ! Well done Annie !
5/5 star review
August 20, 2012
“Blind Lust” by Annie Seaton is a different story than one you’d expect by just the title alone. Cupid and Venus make a bet that even Cupid can’t get a person of Venus’ choosing to fall in love. Of course Cupid takes that bet and then it’s on!
What Cupid doesn’t know is his target is a librarian and a hundreds year old witch who can’t take a mortal lover without giving up her own immortality. Lizzy Sweet is the aptly named librarian and witch who is hit by Cupid’s arrow. Josh is a country music star who is there sorting out his aunt’s estate who also gets hit by Cupid’s arrow.
Will blind lust set Lizzy down a path she doesn’t want to follow or will it open her eyes to true love?
“Blind Lust” is a light and fun paranormal romance tale which whizzes by in no time flat. Ms. Seaton envelops you in the world of her creation swiftly and you will love every second of it. I highly recommend this book!
What Cupid doesn’t know is his target is a librarian and a hundreds year old witch who can’t take a mortal lover without giving up her own immortality. Lizzy Sweet is the aptly named librarian and witch who is hit by Cupid’s arrow. Josh is a country music star who is there sorting out his aunt’s estate who also gets hit by Cupid’s arrow.
Will blind lust set Lizzy down a path she doesn’t want to follow or will it open her eyes to true love?
“Blind Lust” is a light and fun paranormal romance tale which whizzes by in no time flat. Ms. Seaton envelops you in the world of her creation swiftly and you will love every second of it. I highly recommend this book!
November 4, 2012
Blind Lust is a charming, mystical story with a distinctively modern touch. Hm... I don't know if I'm explaining this correctly but think witches using the Internet, Cupid in a white suit and sneakers, warlocks on Harleys and maybe you'll see what I mean. The descriptions and even the dialogue had a sort of dreamy quality - except when it was used to contrast the new kid in town (the sexy country star) with witchy Lizzy and the Old Folk. I have to say, one of the most impressive things about Blind Lust is the fact that I wasn't sure how it was going to end. I kept guessing - sure it'd go one direction and then positive it'd go in another. I love it when this happens (not that I don't enjoy books when you kinda know where it's headed). A fabulous read!
January 23, 2014
When Venus and Cupid make a wager, things become very interesting for Lizzy. She is their target. She may be a witch but she's not immune to the power of Cupid's arrow. Now she is in lust with a mortal, Joshua Deegan. This does not sit well Wesley, a warlock, who has loved her for ages. Where do we go from here? Annie Seaton has written a romantic paranormal story that is filled with interesting characters. I love them all. Their dialog is sharp and witty. The romance is tender and humorous. I enjoy stories that use mythology to add that special zing to them. This is a short and very sweet novel that left me with a smile on my face. Perfect for Valentine's Day.
July 6, 2012
Blind Lust was a quick, fun, romantic story. The main character was Lizzy Sweet. Lizzy is not your average librarian, she is an immortal witch. Venus and Cupid have a wager to see if Cupid can get her to fall in love.
Lizzy is struck by Cupid's arrow and falls in lust with a country western singer. Wesley, her best friend has been trying to win her heart for many years and is not happy with the competition. It all works out the way it was meant to.
I enjoyed this story and I recommend it to anyone looking for a quick romantic read with a paranormal twist.
Lizzy is struck by Cupid's arrow and falls in lust with a country western singer. Wesley, her best friend has been trying to win her heart for many years and is not happy with the competition. It all works out the way it was meant to.
I enjoyed this story and I recommend it to anyone looking for a quick romantic read with a paranormal twist.
January 3, 2014
3.5 stars to be exact.
I liked that the story is part mythical and part paranormal. I was already laughing when I started reading during the scenes of Cupid and Venus. There's also a slight twist to the story that came as a little surprise. I was expecting it to be a predictable read although I had my bet going for Wesley.
Overall, it's a light, fun & enjoyable read. I did however get a little confused towards the last parts of the book. I still can't figure out how had Cupid won the wager. I'll have to re-read that part.
I liked that the story is part mythical and part paranormal. I was already laughing when I started reading during the scenes of Cupid and Venus. There's also a slight twist to the story that came as a little surprise. I was expecting it to be a predictable read although I had my bet going for Wesley.
Overall, it's a light, fun & enjoyable read. I did however get a little confused towards the last parts of the book. I still can't figure out how had Cupid won the wager. I'll have to re-read that part.
August 12, 2016
I love books that combine magic, mythology and paranormal so was instantly hooked on the premise for this one. It would have been nice to have seen a little more character development, but I suppose that's one of the downsides to a novella. The ending was a bit of an odd one for me, as it was what I had been rooting for yet I still felt a bit of an anti-climax - I think perhaps because it seemed a little bit rushed.
Overall though this was a sweet story with the magical elements very well blended. Enjoyable short read.
Overall though this was a sweet story with the magical elements very well blended. Enjoyable short read.
August 12, 2016
I loved the ending of this one - but I won't spoil it for you.
Seaton set this one up so well - Cupid, Venus, the impossible couple...a country music star, a witch, a warlock, a sexy librarian, a ghost...I only wish she'd made the story longer, by fleshing out a little more of the detail. Yes, that's my biggest complaint about this one - too short - and I'm not just talking about the page count.
For a while, I honestly thought it wasn't a romance at all, for Lizzy was so determined to beat Cupid at his own game - but it is!
Well worth a read for a cosy afternoon or evening.
Seaton set this one up so well - Cupid, Venus, the impossible couple...a country music star, a witch, a warlock, a sexy librarian, a ghost...I only wish she'd made the story longer, by fleshing out a little more of the detail. Yes, that's my biggest complaint about this one - too short - and I'm not just talking about the page count.
For a while, I honestly thought it wasn't a romance at all, for Lizzy was so determined to beat Cupid at his own game - but it is!
Well worth a read for a cosy afternoon or evening.
September 4, 2013
I do not read paranormal too scared!!! but boy oh boy this cute book by Annie Seaton changed my mind.. and if it is anything to go by I would certainly be buying more... Great characters.. The settings and spells had me enthralled and caught up in a different world for the entire book... Gosh the plot twist at the end surprised me but in a wonderful way!!! Please..Please Annie could you write some more Please??
January 21, 2014
Sadly I found the book pretty confusing. I've always enjoyed reading magical books but apart from the fact that Cupid shot his list arrow at Lizzy and Josh causing them to be in list with each other. But I really couldn't understand how Lizzy suddenly found herself in love with Wesley after this incident. Perhaps it's me because I saw a lot of good reviews for this book but I really couldn't find the book enjoyable which was pretty sad because I do like Annie Seaton's books.
June 18, 2012
I've read very little paranormal romance, but if this cute book by Annie Seaton is anything to go by, I'll certainly be buying more. Great characters, settings and spells had me wrapped up in a different world for a few hours. I was delighted by the plot twist at the end. Can we have some more like this, Ms Seaton?!
June 20, 2012
I love a good paranormal book and this one didn't disappoint.
It was an easy read and I did it in one sitting, didn't want to put it down.
I loved the atmosphere and the characters. The ending made me feel really good because that was what I wanted in the end.
Please write more paranormal books Annie, PLEASE.
It was an easy read and I did it in one sitting, didn't want to put it down.
I loved the atmosphere and the characters. The ending made me feel really good because that was what I wanted in the end.
Please write more paranormal books Annie, PLEASE.
January 28, 2014
This book was very interesting. I like the premise, and the story itself was pretty good. I think I understand the element of surprise the author was going for, but I would have LOVED to have fallen in love completely with Wesley and/or Josh (I won't ruin the surprise!) by way of more detail on the characters, more development maybe. But a good read nonetheless!
February 6, 2014
At the beginning I loved this book - it had a very clever twist, and I love stories with interesting magical elements.
I only rated it less than 4 stars as I felt the hero/heroine triangle with the musician didn't really work and was confusing. It also meant that the ending was anti-climactic.
It would also have been nice to know more about the heroine's life.
I only rated it less than 4 stars as I felt the hero/heroine triangle with the musician didn't really work and was confusing. It also meant that the ending was anti-climactic.
It would also have been nice to know more about the heroine's life.
January 24, 2014
Well this was a freebie from amazon, and it was a short sweet simple love story. It had two gods Venus and cupid, some lusty arrows and two men and a witch. It was never boring but it was very PG. For a free read it was worth reading.3.5 to 4 stars.
January 27, 2014
What a great book to read when you need a little romance, magic, lust and love oh and don't forget cupid! Lizzy and Wesley her best friend are getting by until Josh enters the picture, then sparks and spells fly :-) A short, sweet and sexy book to read right before bed!
February 3, 2014
Short and sweet. Entertaining and intriguing. Annie's characters are always beguiling and the plots set in interesting locations. Her descriptive prose is second to none and is always relevant to the plot. Entertaining read.
October 2, 2012
Review coming soon!
January 31, 2014
Ok, I read it in spite of the title. I'm just not into sensual books. This is a sweet story! I thoroughly enjoyed it!
January 25, 2014
I enjoyed this book very much. It was funny and keep you interested.
Not what I usely read, but sence I got it free I would read it, glad I did. Very enjoyable.
Not what I usely read, but sence I got it free I would read it, glad I did. Very enjoyable.
February 13, 2014
This story was okay. It just didn't grab my attention, and I didn't really like the characters all that much.
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January 30, 2014Loved
Even though this was a short story, it was perfect. I fell in love with the characters and was so happy with how this story ended. Thank you for a wonderful story!!!!
Even though this was a short story, it was perfect. I fell in love with the characters and was so happy with how this story ended. Thank you for a wonderful story!!!!
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