Witch Cop: A Heart of Stone and Ice

by Lisa Miranda

A Heart of Stone and IceDetective Alexandra Channing has been able to successfully combine her skills as a witch and officer of the law... until recently.Visions of murder have begun to interfere with her day-to-day life, causing problems at work and distracting her from her passionate affair with a local chef.Meanwhile, popular television personality Allison Gaiter continues to kill those who annoy her, unaware that she shares a psychic link with Alexandra.The two women will eventually meet for a showdown... one that could right a great wrong from centuries past.

484 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 22, 2012

Reviews

[Chad Mitchell · Rating 5 out of 5]

A detailed look into the Wiccan beliefs and a suspenseful page turner. This is the first of an upcoming series and Ms Miranda has done a good job building an interesting new universe. Weaving elements of fantasy, mythology and a touch of sci-fi we are introduced to the witch cop Alexandra and those who would seek her arm. Reccomend for fans of witchcraft and suspense!

[Grazzit · Rating 3 out of 5]

If i could I'd give the first 1/2 a 2 and the last a 4. While many of the descriptions of the world and magic system were cool, ALL of them as a whole were a bit much, add in all the remembrance sequences and the fist half had little flow, but i really enjoyed the 2nd half.

I'll read the 2nd book.

[Laura · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting read. I wasn't sure when I started this book what to expect or if I would like it at all. As the story picked up I enjoyed the tale that Ms Miranda spun for us of mystical things, aliens, witches, and of course she tossed in love to sweeten it a touch. Her characters were charming and easy to relate too. I think she is a talented new author, one that we should keep our eyes on.

[Jacqueline · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very creative combination of suspense and fantasy. Vivid characters and great plot make a page-turner!

Merged review:

Great mixture of suspense and fantasy. Vivid characters and fast-moving plot make this a must read!

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! I liked the descriptions of days and what corresponds with them. I felt like I should take notes! occasionally it felt slightly repetitive but not enough to be out of place. I cried at the end and can't wait to read the 2nd one!!