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Chronicles of an Urban Druid #4
La vengeance de la sorcière (Chroniques d’une druidesse urbaine t. 4)
Cette meuf, faut pas l'emmerder
Ou bientôt vous le regretterez !
Grandir avec cinq frères aînés m'a appris à encaisser les coups. Cela est très utile car ceux que je prends en tant que druidesse me font regretter les bonnes vieilles bagarres, les écorchures et les querelles avec mes frères.
On ne peut plus reculer et honnêtement, je ne le ferais pas si je le pouvais.
Dans une ville où les vampires, les mages et les hobgoblins me détestent, j'ai du mal à me défendre et à mener le bon combat. Mais j'ai été choisie pour porter la marque des Fianna pour une raison.
Je suis Fiona-fecking-Cumhaill.
Je dois faire face à des sorcières noires, des Faés mutants, des géants et le pire du pire ? Des parents mécontents. Je lutte contre le mal à l’aide de ma famille et de mes amis. Tout est sous contrôle ! J'espère.
Ha ! Les célèbres derniers mots.
Fiona vous propose davantage de magie, de chaos et de rigolades dans le quatrième tome des Chroniques d’une druidesse urbaine.
Cliquez sur « Lire gratuitement » ou « Acheter maintenant » pour continuer l'aventure avec la légendaire rousse de Toronto !
Ou bientôt vous le regretterez !
Grandir avec cinq frères aînés m'a appris à encaisser les coups. Cela est très utile car ceux que je prends en tant que druidesse me font regretter les bonnes vieilles bagarres, les écorchures et les querelles avec mes frères.
On ne peut plus reculer et honnêtement, je ne le ferais pas si je le pouvais.
Dans une ville où les vampires, les mages et les hobgoblins me détestent, j'ai du mal à me défendre et à mener le bon combat. Mais j'ai été choisie pour porter la marque des Fianna pour une raison.
Je suis Fiona-fecking-Cumhaill.
Je dois faire face à des sorcières noires, des Faés mutants, des géants et le pire du pire ? Des parents mécontents. Je lutte contre le mal à l’aide de ma famille et de mes amis. Tout est sous contrôle ! J'espère.
Ha ! Les célèbres derniers mots.
Fiona vous propose davantage de magie, de chaos et de rigolades dans le quatrième tome des Chroniques d’une druidesse urbaine.
Cliquez sur « Lire gratuitement » ou « Acheter maintenant » pour continuer l'aventure avec la légendaire rousse de Toronto !
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First published December 27, 2020
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Auburn Tempest
59 books180 followersAbout Auburn Tempest
Auburn Tempest is a pen name for JL Madore, a multi-genre novelist giving life to Fantasy, Paranormal, and Sci-Fi Romance. Under the pen name, Auburn Tempest, she writes Urban Fantasy without the sexy-steamy. But whether Romance or not, she loves to twist Alpha heroes and kick-ass heroines into chaotic, hilarious, fast-paced, magical situations and make them really work for their happy endings.
She lives outside of Toronto, Canada with her love of over 35 years and a menagerie of family, friends, and animals.
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Auburn Tempest is a pen name for JL Madore, a multi-genre novelist giving life to Fantasy, Paranormal, and Sci-Fi Romance. Under the pen name, Auburn Tempest, she writes Urban Fantasy without the sexy-steamy. But whether Romance or not, she loves to twist Alpha heroes and kick-ass heroines into chaotic, hilarious, fast-paced, magical situations and make them really work for their happy endings.
She lives outside of Toronto, Canada with her love of over 35 years and a menagerie of family, friends, and animals.
To learn more, you can follow her at:
https://www.facebook.com/ReadersofAub...
http://www.jlmadore.com
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May 1, 2021
Overall a good story with plenty of humor, Irish lore and action. Fi and the Cumhaills are set upon by witches who want to up their power game.
Unfortunately the author's previous life as a romance writer tends to blur the lines too often
Unfortunately the author's previous life as a romance writer tends to blur the lines too often
March 22, 2021
4 May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose Stars
A Witch’s Revenge is the fourth book in the Chronicles of an Urban Druid series by Michael Anderle and Auburn Tempest.
Oof! This one was a doozy. My mind is still spinning. So much so that I can almost attest to feeling Fiona’s pain with her never ending tasks in these pages. Anderle and Tempest kept the story spinning from the get go. I’m only sad we didn’t get to dive into the Vampire scene, but not in any way let down by the happenings that did unfold.
Sarah was an interesting addition to the party, and I’m hoping Emmett and her can find a way to make trans-continental work for them. Along with some kangaroo highjinks to add a little spice.
Spending more time in the company of Patty, Her Viciousness and the brood of dragons is definitely always welcome. I’m growing more and more attached to Dart as time passes.
Ciara’s sudden change of disposition was a definite surprise. And an unholy contrast to how Sloan’s parents acted when we finally truly had a moment to see their true personalities. They left much to be desired.
Nikon becoming a true part of the mac Cumhaill gang is heart affirming. Along with the treasured additions of Suede. Ooh, and more Manx screen time. I’ve enjoyed the further looks into Fiona and co.‘s growing alliances. A goddess or two to shake things up, and all’s right.
A Witch’s Revenge is the fourth book in the Chronicles of an Urban Druid series by Michael Anderle and Auburn Tempest.
Oof! This one was a doozy. My mind is still spinning. So much so that I can almost attest to feeling Fiona’s pain with her never ending tasks in these pages. Anderle and Tempest kept the story spinning from the get go. I’m only sad we didn’t get to dive into the Vampire scene, but not in any way let down by the happenings that did unfold.
Sarah was an interesting addition to the party, and I’m hoping Emmett and her can find a way to make trans-continental work for them. Along with some kangaroo highjinks to add a little spice.
Spending more time in the company of Patty, Her Viciousness and the brood of dragons is definitely always welcome. I’m growing more and more attached to Dart as time passes.
Ciara’s sudden change of disposition was a definite surprise. And an unholy contrast to how Sloan’s parents acted when we finally truly had a moment to see their true personalities. They left much to be desired.
Nikon becoming a true part of the mac Cumhaill gang is heart affirming. Along with the treasured additions of Suede. Ooh, and more Manx screen time. I’ve enjoyed the further looks into Fiona and co.‘s growing alliances. A goddess or two to shake things up, and all’s right.
January 4, 2022
awww and yikes
3.5 but I rounded up because it’s not the book’s fault I die a little when history lessons take center stage, or when more history/info dumps disguise themselves as clever adventure. So if you like a bit of history there you go.
Fi is a great heroine. She makes mistakes, she lets her mouth run sometimes, but she’s super protective of her loved ones and always does what’s right, even when circumstance forces her to entertain the grey. Sloan and her’s slow burn is always enjoyable and I love seeing it burn hotter. In this book, especially.
The brothers are funny. Got more family time in this book, I’d say. A few errors sprinkled the pages in all the books and that’s probably what will always keep me from giving out a 5-star rating unless the book blows me away.
The witches were diabolical. I’m surprised Fi didn’t go on a killing spree with the way they acted. Still, love the slow pace. Writing is good. Story is entertaining. And if I’m not laughing or crying or smiling, I’m daydreaming between the pages. Recommended series!
3.5 but I rounded up because it’s not the book’s fault I die a little when history lessons take center stage, or when more history/info dumps disguise themselves as clever adventure. So if you like a bit of history there you go.
Fi is a great heroine. She makes mistakes, she lets her mouth run sometimes, but she’s super protective of her loved ones and always does what’s right, even when circumstance forces her to entertain the grey. Sloan and her’s slow burn is always enjoyable and I love seeing it burn hotter. In this book, especially.
The brothers are funny. Got more family time in this book, I’d say. A few errors sprinkled the pages in all the books and that’s probably what will always keep me from giving out a 5-star rating unless the book blows me away.
The witches were diabolical. I’m surprised Fi didn’t go on a killing spree with the way they acted. Still, love the slow pace. Writing is good. Story is entertaining. And if I’m not laughing or crying or smiling, I’m daydreaming between the pages. Recommended series!
December 31, 2020
Thank you
Great books on all levels. I truly despise romances. And this isn't one. But it is a romance of life of love and family. Today 12/31/20. The worst year in that people are alive to remember. Your humor and writting is a little window of blue sky. A reminder not all is bad. We can make our family and relationships better if we stick together and support one another for all of us. It makes all our lives better by having core principles honesty fairness love kindness true caring. Makes everyone's live better more enjoyable and people who have your back when you need and you have theirs. We would all babe better off. If we could create family like that. It's way hard, to fight off the easy reactions selfish jealous. But stand for better. Stick together and show you care. Anyway think you for bringing some light and hope in these dark days
Great books on all levels. I truly despise romances. And this isn't one. But it is a romance of life of love and family. Today 12/31/20. The worst year in that people are alive to remember. Your humor and writting is a little window of blue sky. A reminder not all is bad. We can make our family and relationships better if we stick together and support one another for all of us. It makes all our lives better by having core principles honesty fairness love kindness true caring. Makes everyone's live better more enjoyable and people who have your back when you need and you have theirs. We would all babe better off. If we could create family like that. It's way hard, to fight off the easy reactions selfish jealous. But stand for better. Stick together and show you care. Anyway think you for bringing some light and hope in these dark days
January 5, 2021
Awesomesauce
One of the best rides I have had in a while. I was re-reading book #14 or so in Michael's Kutherian world (about the 5th or 6th time around), and I see book #4 in this series in an ad. That was Friday, and now here I am on Tuesday thinking if book 5 was out, I would'nt have stopped to write what a joy these are to read.
I have read many of the great authors that have collaborated with Michael over these few years and you all rock so much. This is one more that I just can't put down, and will be re-reading until I get the latest book from you all.
I am so grateful that you all have these great worlds, with such special characters, brought into our view. I love you all.
One of the best rides I have had in a while. I was re-reading book #14 or so in Michael's Kutherian world (about the 5th or 6th time around), and I see book #4 in this series in an ad. That was Friday, and now here I am on Tuesday thinking if book 5 was out, I would'nt have stopped to write what a joy these are to read.
I have read many of the great authors that have collaborated with Michael over these few years and you all rock so much. This is one more that I just can't put down, and will be re-reading until I get the latest book from you all.
I am so grateful that you all have these great worlds, with such special characters, brought into our view. I love you all.
March 19, 2021
A druid family spread from Ireland to Canada, working together to learn how to protect the planet.
Fiona, a red headed Irish druidess, and drfr4r44rr4ruid protector, is still learning how to use her powers, and protect drfr4r4rrr4ruid and loved ones. She's tested up with her family of druids, others in the supernatural community. Her and her boyfriend train, travel, and learn about eacih other, while fulfilling their calling. The characters are fun, evolving constantly to keep up with their growth in character, and pull you into their world. It's funny, sarcastic, sexy, and definately entertaining enough, that you never want to leave.
Fiona, a red headed Irish druidess, and drfr4r44rr4ruid protector, is still learning how to use her powers, and protect drfr4r4rrr4ruid and loved ones. She's tested up with her family of druids, others in the supernatural community. Her and her boyfriend train, travel, and learn about eacih other, while fulfilling their calling. The characters are fun, evolving constantly to keep up with their growth in character, and pull you into their world. It's funny, sarcastic, sexy, and definately entertaining enough, that you never want to leave.
January 27, 2024
This is more a review of the series so far, as a whole, and less so this particular installment of it. I'm actually on to the fifth book now and I read this particular installment at least two weeks ago, maybe three, and, as evidence of why I feel conflicted about this series, in the time since I read this installment I have forgotten most of what the plot was. Yet, despite that, I still get excited when I am notified that the library has a copy available for me and immediately drop whatever else I'm reading to pick up where I left off here. So I suppose I would say that the flaws that this series contains, while annoying, are not deal breakers for me and they do not keep it from being addictive.
As to what those flaws are, I think a major part of it is that it is very clear to me that this is at least one gen xer or a boomer writing a cast of predominantly millennial and gen z characters. Fi and her brothers all come across almost as caricatures. They very much take on the characteristics that older generations tend to over exaggerate in their view of us. I have never in my entire life heard someone unironically use the kind of slang that the Cumhaill family does constantly. It is well beyond the point of ridiculous by the end of this installment. It makes it very difficult to take any of the family seriously. It feels like the authors lack an understanding of the importance of sarcasm in the way that slang is used these days. And just because they're young does not mean that they don't understand the concept of code switching. Of tailoring the way they speak to the people that they are speaking to and using slang only when speaking to others of their own generation who will understand it.
Between that and the level of flippancy Fi approaches even the most serious tasks with any real tension is dissolved. Despite the very serious nature of some of the events that the characters are faced with, nothing truly feels high stakes or risky. It doesn't feel like the characters face any sacrifices, despite the fact that they do, in fact, make tangible sacrifices. Trying for what I think of as the Spider-Man/Deadpool archetype and taking it too far, rendering your MC, essentially, the comedic relief in their own story, is a trap that I have seen a lot of authors fall into so I become desensitized to it, no longer finding it as distasteful as I once did. I simply cringe whenever it's thrown in my face through the progression of the story.
My other major problem with this series is that, while I like many of the characters that we are given, there is not nearly enough distinction between them. I have to constantly reorient myself to keep track of which brother is which and which magically empowered person is which. The brothers, especially, are nearly indistinguishable. I only ever pick out Aiden as the oldest brother when there is reference to his wife and children. The fact that Calum is gay and has a partner taking a more active role in the family than Aiden's wife by a long shot makes Callum probably the most recognizable of any of the Cumhaill men. The same problem exists with Fi's father and grandfather. I listen to the audiobooks and voices the narrator gives to these characters even sound so similar as to be interchangeable.
But despite all of these small annoyances I am still invested in this story. Though they may be facsimiles of one another, I cannot deny that the characters are compelling ones. I simply wish that there were enough of them for each person in the story to be unique. And, the lack of memorability notwithstanding, the progression of the plot, evolving development of the lore, and overall world building do create an enchanting setting and story that manages to keep me captivated.
As to what those flaws are, I think a major part of it is that it is very clear to me that this is at least one gen xer or a boomer writing a cast of predominantly millennial and gen z characters. Fi and her brothers all come across almost as caricatures. They very much take on the characteristics that older generations tend to over exaggerate in their view of us. I have never in my entire life heard someone unironically use the kind of slang that the Cumhaill family does constantly. It is well beyond the point of ridiculous by the end of this installment. It makes it very difficult to take any of the family seriously. It feels like the authors lack an understanding of the importance of sarcasm in the way that slang is used these days. And just because they're young does not mean that they don't understand the concept of code switching. Of tailoring the way they speak to the people that they are speaking to and using slang only when speaking to others of their own generation who will understand it.
Between that and the level of flippancy Fi approaches even the most serious tasks with any real tension is dissolved. Despite the very serious nature of some of the events that the characters are faced with, nothing truly feels high stakes or risky. It doesn't feel like the characters face any sacrifices, despite the fact that they do, in fact, make tangible sacrifices. Trying for what I think of as the Spider-Man/Deadpool archetype and taking it too far, rendering your MC, essentially, the comedic relief in their own story, is a trap that I have seen a lot of authors fall into so I become desensitized to it, no longer finding it as distasteful as I once did. I simply cringe whenever it's thrown in my face through the progression of the story.
My other major problem with this series is that, while I like many of the characters that we are given, there is not nearly enough distinction between them. I have to constantly reorient myself to keep track of which brother is which and which magically empowered person is which. The brothers, especially, are nearly indistinguishable. I only ever pick out Aiden as the oldest brother when there is reference to his wife and children. The fact that Calum is gay and has a partner taking a more active role in the family than Aiden's wife by a long shot makes Callum probably the most recognizable of any of the Cumhaill men. The same problem exists with Fi's father and grandfather. I listen to the audiobooks and voices the narrator gives to these characters even sound so similar as to be interchangeable.
But despite all of these small annoyances I am still invested in this story. Though they may be facsimiles of one another, I cannot deny that the characters are compelling ones. I simply wish that there were enough of them for each person in the story to be unique. And, the lack of memorability notwithstanding, the progression of the plot, evolving development of the lore, and overall world building do create an enchanting setting and story that manages to keep me captivated.
January 3, 2021
A Good Urban Fantasy Series on Kindle Unlimited
Book four of the magical adventures of Fiona and her family and friends is a fun and satisfying story that is well written and well edited (highly cherished on Kindle Unlimited).
Fiona is the youngest and only daughter in a large, loving Irish Canadian family of Druids whose mission is to protect nature, the fae, humans and those who are good intentioned. Each brother and their Da (all policemen in Toronto) has a particular magical fighting skill set but Fiona has been bestowed with the magical abilities of their centuries old, great-granda, the legendary warrior, Fiona mac Cumhaill, and with that comes magical trouble around every corner.
The cast of characters are great from the handsome love interest, Sloan, to the drag Queen, Dora. I’m glad to see the Greek Immortal, Nikon, and the Leprechaun, Patty, as part of the team as well as the new additions including the White Witch, Sarah. Some scenes had me laughing out loud and other caused tears in my eyes which means a connection with the characters. I appreciate the slow romantic arc of Fiona and Sloan’s relationship and their partnership which champions personal accomplishment, growth and learning one’s craft as well as honoring mutual respect for personal choices.
A good series for all ages and though book one was a bit of a slog for me, the following books get better and better. A small disappointment in this book was that the Irish sayings, whose meanings were mentioned at the back of the book, didn’t have the pronunciation included. A big plus in this series is learning about Toronto locations and Irish castles and history as well as mythological oddities.
Book four of the magical adventures of Fiona and her family and friends is a fun and satisfying story that is well written and well edited (highly cherished on Kindle Unlimited).
Fiona is the youngest and only daughter in a large, loving Irish Canadian family of Druids whose mission is to protect nature, the fae, humans and those who are good intentioned. Each brother and their Da (all policemen in Toronto) has a particular magical fighting skill set but Fiona has been bestowed with the magical abilities of their centuries old, great-granda, the legendary warrior, Fiona mac Cumhaill, and with that comes magical trouble around every corner.
The cast of characters are great from the handsome love interest, Sloan, to the drag Queen, Dora. I’m glad to see the Greek Immortal, Nikon, and the Leprechaun, Patty, as part of the team as well as the new additions including the White Witch, Sarah. Some scenes had me laughing out loud and other caused tears in my eyes which means a connection with the characters. I appreciate the slow romantic arc of Fiona and Sloan’s relationship and their partnership which champions personal accomplishment, growth and learning one’s craft as well as honoring mutual respect for personal choices.
A good series for all ages and though book one was a bit of a slog for me, the following books get better and better. A small disappointment in this book was that the Irish sayings, whose meanings were mentioned at the back of the book, didn’t have the pronunciation included. A big plus in this series is learning about Toronto locations and Irish castles and history as well as mythological oddities.
August 13, 2023
I am truly enjoying this series, as soon as one book ends I immediately pick up the next. I enjoy the characters, their personalities, the plot, and the fact that each story builds upon the last and seemingly always ties up loose ends. I do get annoyed with the overuse of slang, such as hundy instead of hundred or sista instead of sister. If it was every once and again I don't think it would bother me nearly as much. The author also has a tendency to toss in some pop culture references and they always make me smile.
Fiona is truly coming into herself as a Druid and I love her. She can occasionally be over the top with her emotions but I think it adds to her character. However, this book she just didn't seem like herself and then there was no real explanation. I presume its related to the book but its not really ever confirmed. I love her relationship with her brothers and father and how close they all are with each other. Always playing jokes and having each others backs and not holding back any secrets.
Some may not like relationships in urban fantasy books but I enjoy them so long as they aren't the main focus. I love Sloan and Fi. I think the relationship adds to the story and the characters. They compliment each other and bring out the best characteristics. Together they are better and can seemingly take on anything.
I love this series and will recommend it to anyone that likes snarky heroines, sexy druid men, adorable fae and animals and a whole lot of adventure!
Happy Reading.
Fiona is truly coming into herself as a Druid and I love her. She can occasionally be over the top with her emotions but I think it adds to her character. However, this book she just didn't seem like herself and then there was no real explanation. I presume its related to the book but its not really ever confirmed. I love her relationship with her brothers and father and how close they all are with each other. Always playing jokes and having each others backs and not holding back any secrets.
Some may not like relationships in urban fantasy books but I enjoy them so long as they aren't the main focus. I love Sloan and Fi. I think the relationship adds to the story and the characters. They compliment each other and bring out the best characteristics. Together they are better and can seemingly take on anything.
I love this series and will recommend it to anyone that likes snarky heroines, sexy druid men, adorable fae and animals and a whole lot of adventure!
Happy Reading.
January 27, 2021
Good
Fiona is back to working as an Urban Druid, and defending herself and her family from the local naysayers.
Then there is something wrong with the dragon queen, and *that* is only the beginning of all the troubles...
Fiona’s relationship with her family is surely something everyone who is part of a large family can relate to, and the little bits of mythology, history, and local lore (for both Ireland and Canada) are sure to pique your interest.
This fast paced, action packed series is a joy to read. Pure escapism in the form of Urban Fantasy, a slow-burn romance, and quirky characters up the wazoo make it an excellent choice for those who want to be *somewhere else* right now.
Recommended for urban fantasy fans.
Fiona is back to working as an Urban Druid, and defending herself and her family from the local naysayers.
Then there is something wrong with the dragon queen, and *that* is only the beginning of all the troubles...
Fiona’s relationship with her family is surely something everyone who is part of a large family can relate to, and the little bits of mythology, history, and local lore (for both Ireland and Canada) are sure to pique your interest.
This fast paced, action packed series is a joy to read. Pure escapism in the form of Urban Fantasy, a slow-burn romance, and quirky characters up the wazoo make it an excellent choice for those who want to be *somewhere else* right now.
Recommended for urban fantasy fans.
February 12, 2024
There comes a time in everyone's life when they ask themselves, why am I reading this book, this series? I came to that point when the MC, Mary Sue Irish, finally meets a human woman she doesn't hate (amid giving hate to a bunch of other women for their looks) and that woman faints from shock. God I hate fainting from shock.
The big baby that is the urban druid is again constantly active, one disaster after another, near death again and again, kills people with no thought while telling jokes (she actually curtsies during a battle), and everybody (except human women) loves her. Since I don't think Fiona is going to die and the more interesting characters continue, I admit defeat.
The big baby that is the urban druid is again constantly active, one disaster after another, near death again and again, kills people with no thought while telling jokes (she actually curtsies during a battle), and everybody (except human women) loves her. Since I don't think Fiona is going to die and the more interesting characters continue, I admit defeat.
September 30, 2025
LOVE this whole series! I can't even begin to tell how much I love these books - I have not been disappointed by a single volume, and while I could go into detail, I won't: because it shouldn't be spoiled!
These are light, while also being engaging, edge of your seat, funny and heartwarming ALL at the same time. The endings are not always happy, everyone does not always get their way, things are not always roses, life is - well, life. But that's the beauty of it! These stories allow you to feel ALL the emotions, but do not stop to let you wallow in any single emotional space.
Join the ride! It's a guaranteed good time!
These are light, while also being engaging, edge of your seat, funny and heartwarming ALL at the same time. The endings are not always happy, everyone does not always get their way, things are not always roses, life is - well, life. But that's the beauty of it! These stories allow you to feel ALL the emotions, but do not stop to let you wallow in any single emotional space.
Join the ride! It's a guaranteed good time!
January 31, 2021
Good story
Great to learn more about the Irish pantheon, but to see a family show this level of acceptance, of love, of caring and just sheer joy of and for life makes this a series I want to see thru to completion.
I've come.to really enjoy Anderle and his co-authors, who seem to enjoy finding ways to use snide and or off-color comments to I'd common themes.which many of us have lived with or had to learn to.live with. And wait for the scene with Gran, condoms, etc. I laughed my as_ off.
Great to learn more about the Irish pantheon, but to see a family show this level of acceptance, of love, of caring and just sheer joy of and for life makes this a series I want to see thru to completion.
I've come.to really enjoy Anderle and his co-authors, who seem to enjoy finding ways to use snide and or off-color comments to I'd common themes.which many of us have lived with or had to learn to.live with. And wait for the scene with Gran, condoms, etc. I laughed my as_ off.
September 21, 2021
Oh sweet baby dragons.
Seriously so happy a friend recommended this series.
The Dragon Queens magic is draining and Fiona is tasked with fixing things again.
Of course our Sloan is there, and the brothers pop in around their work schedule.
Emmett become a kangaroo at some point and really that’s just hilarious.
Too many funny points to narrow down to a fav. But seriously another great story with humor, family, friends and a liiiiittle bit of slloooooooow burn.
Oh. And Sloans parents can eat rocks. The jerks.
Seriously so happy a friend recommended this series.
The Dragon Queens magic is draining and Fiona is tasked with fixing things again.
Of course our Sloan is there, and the brothers pop in around their work schedule.
Emmett become a kangaroo at some point and really that’s just hilarious.
Too many funny points to narrow down to a fav. But seriously another great story with humor, family, friends and a liiiiittle bit of slloooooooow burn.
Oh. And Sloans parents can eat rocks. The jerks.
January 18, 2021
Addictive.
After binging all four books today I think you can safely assume that I loved this series. Fi and the others of Clan Cumhaill are sassy, independent, brave and big hearted. A great bunch of characters to be following.
There were a few surprises that I didn’t expect, and the small plot points from earlier books that I wasn’t sure would be addressed cropped up again. I was a very happy camper by the end of the hook.
4 stars ⭐️
After binging all four books today I think you can safely assume that I loved this series. Fi and the others of Clan Cumhaill are sassy, independent, brave and big hearted. A great bunch of characters to be following.
There were a few surprises that I didn’t expect, and the small plot points from earlier books that I wasn’t sure would be addressed cropped up again. I was a very happy camper by the end of the hook.
4 stars ⭐️
November 20, 2021
When Fiona’s world becomes complicated she falls back on two things she depends on to survive: the unshakeable faith she has in her family and her ability to laugh and see the humor in crazy and stressful moments. This sums up the beauty of this series. Wacky and fun family of druids fighting the good fight. I’m loving everything about this series and I’ve finished 4 books and am reading the next.
January 15, 2022
this series is outstanding
Every book so far has been a 4 or a 5. I’m very stingy with my 5s but they all waiver up there. The family is delightful. The fighting and mayhem is in there, but it is nicely contained. I am not a big fan of lengthy detailed fighting scenes with pages and pages of strategy but I want some mystery. Mystery is balanced by clever comedy. I highly recommend this series.
Every book so far has been a 4 or a 5. I’m very stingy with my 5s but they all waiver up there. The family is delightful. The fighting and mayhem is in there, but it is nicely contained. I am not a big fan of lengthy detailed fighting scenes with pages and pages of strategy but I want some mystery. Mystery is balanced by clever comedy. I highly recommend this series.
June 10, 2022
Another enjoyable romp
I told my husband today that this series feels like a combination of a tame Letterkenney and a longer D&D adventure that lasts months to finish. It is so fun! I really sick at recapping stories without spoilers, so I'll just wrap up with what gave me the most serious case of giggles. Bruin. Quoting the Madalorian and getting his internet rights restricted. 🤣🤣
I told my husband today that this series feels like a combination of a tame Letterkenney and a longer D&D adventure that lasts months to finish. It is so fun! I really sick at recapping stories without spoilers, so I'll just wrap up with what gave me the most serious case of giggles. Bruin. Quoting the Madalorian and getting his internet rights restricted. 🤣🤣
September 5, 2023
Fiona’s now the Mage representative of the Lakeshore Guild of Empowered Ones and has to take on the duties and spinnabilities. That includes inspecting the vampires and being a cushion between the Guild and the police. Then they find out the witches are messing with fae power in Ireland and Toronto.
Nikon is a very interesting and fortunately powerful ally.
Fave scenes: Sloan feeding the young dragons, Lucky Charms, Dart showing his jealousy and Grandma waking up Fiona & Sloan.
Nikon is a very interesting and fortunately powerful ally.
Fave scenes: Sloan feeding the young dragons, Lucky Charms, Dart showing his jealousy and Grandma waking up Fiona & Sloan.
November 5, 2023
A great read. A bit of Perry Jackson, wizard of Oz, Indiana Jones kinda deal. I love the family and friend combo. If you think about it, you might find real life characters in your circle of friends and fam. Or even coworkers that have the same thoughts,desires or quirks that make you imagine them being in this book. Kudos to the authors and their editors especially. I really can't stand reading a book that needs edited. Awesome job to all!
December 28, 2020
Entertaining
My kind of book; full of fast paced action, adventure, laugh out loud moments and family. Tempeste and Anderle don’t disappoint with book 4 in this series. Fiona is once again pulled in to help save the good from the bad, however, she has the back up of her family and many other saviours to help reach the goal. I am absolutely loving this series, bring on book 5!
My kind of book; full of fast paced action, adventure, laugh out loud moments and family. Tempeste and Anderle don’t disappoint with book 4 in this series. Fiona is once again pulled in to help save the good from the bad, however, she has the back up of her family and many other saviours to help reach the goal. I am absolutely loving this series, bring on book 5!
December 29, 2020
I heart Fi and family!
As always, things get interesting as Fi tries to take care of business. Morgan's darkness, wicked witches, fae beasties and the source of all magic combine to make a complicated and exciting adventure. As always, her family and friends have her back, and the Goddess makes an appearance, to help set things right.
Sloan finally gets THE word!
As always, things get interesting as Fi tries to take care of business. Morgan's darkness, wicked witches, fae beasties and the source of all magic combine to make a complicated and exciting adventure. As always, her family and friends have her back, and the Goddess makes an appearance, to help set things right.
Sloan finally gets THE word!
December 29, 2020
Outstanding story
So very, very, very good. I have to say when Gran gave Fi the box and Sloan walked in in the middle of the conversation, I almost fell on the floor laughing. It is so good that you can put humor and seriousness together and make it flow so seamlessly. There is so much action in this story and it never seems to stop, I love it. I cannot wait for the next one.
So very, very, very good. I have to say when Gran gave Fi the box and Sloan walked in in the middle of the conversation, I almost fell on the floor laughing. It is so good that you can put humor and seriousness together and make it flow so seamlessly. There is so much action in this story and it never seems to stop, I love it. I cannot wait for the next one.
February 16, 2021
A fun follow up. Lol funny
"Patty whipping more of his weapons from his shoulder holster: a pink heart, yellow moon, orange star, and more green clovers. I bark a laugh at Patty being a Lucky Charms warrior."
I laughed and grinned and smiled as I got to better know these characters...
"Patty whipping more of his weapons from his shoulder holster: a pink heart, yellow moon, orange star, and more green clovers. I bark a laugh at Patty being a Lucky Charms warrior."
I laughed and grinned and smiled as I got to better know these characters...
April 29, 2021
Amazing books
This is an excellent story, the characters are amazing and really well developed and the story lines are fun and funny and exciting. So if you want an excellent read, and do not mind the chance of being looked at weirdly, I have gotten more than my fair share of odd looks as the book has made me laugh out loud! Then read these books, guaranteed great read!
This is an excellent story, the characters are amazing and really well developed and the story lines are fun and funny and exciting. So if you want an excellent read, and do not mind the chance of being looked at weirdly, I have gotten more than my fair share of odd looks as the book has made me laugh out loud! Then read these books, guaranteed great read!
January 1, 2022
Boy, howdy!
Since I am binge reading this series, my review seems repetitive in my praise but here goes. What a world filled with such “empowered ones” - good and not so good. Continuing full-throttle adventure, lots of humor (particularly with the siblings) and the bad people get their due. A treat the whole way through.
Since I am binge reading this series, my review seems repetitive in my praise but here goes. What a world filled with such “empowered ones” - good and not so good. Continuing full-throttle adventure, lots of humor (particularly with the siblings) and the bad people get their due. A treat the whole way through.
March 30, 2022
I really like this series.
However.
"Totes" "hundy percent" "obvi" "sista" "eva"
Go ahead and search how many times those horrible, douchey sounding slangs are used. It's beyond annoying. It's almost ruining the series... because honestly, if they weren't there... I could say I love the writing. But every single time they're used it's cringey and feels forced. It's annoying and I hate it.
However.
"Totes" "hundy percent" "obvi" "sista" "eva"
Go ahead and search how many times those horrible, douchey sounding slangs are used. It's beyond annoying. It's almost ruining the series... because honestly, if they weren't there... I could say I love the writing. But every single time they're used it's cringey and feels forced. It's annoying and I hate it.
May 19, 2022
Good story, with one exception
Entertaining and easy to read with a good mix of characters. The only fault I see is the excessive use of Valley Girl speak (hundy, totes, cray cray) that gets really old, really fast, and adds absolutely nothing to the story.
May be not picking, but I hate to see a good story with unnecessary distractions.
Entertaining and easy to read with a good mix of characters. The only fault I see is the excessive use of Valley Girl speak (hundy, totes, cray cray) that gets really old, really fast, and adds absolutely nothing to the story.
May be not picking, but I hate to see a good story with unnecessary distractions.
May 24, 2022
I can Not express how much I am enjoying this Series and listing to the Narraoration of this Series. I love the characters and the way they interact with each other. I am jealous of Fionna's Family and the Deep Love they have for each other. Once again Narrator does a Great job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.
February 1, 2024
A Witch's Revenge, book four of the Chronicles of an Urban Druid series, is an ebook I borrowed through Kindle Unlimited (KU). There is so much going on in this series, it would be easy to feel overwhelmed, but this writing team is on top of all the sub-plots and mayhem, so the reader can just sit back and enjoy the ride.
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