Enchanted Objects

Witches of Bayport #2

by Kristen Middleton

The second installment (following Enchanted Secrets)The clock ticks once again...Kendra goes in search of a legendary wand in Salem. Meanwhile, her long,lost cousin, Willow, tries to stop another family curse, by enlisting the help of a dark witch. A woman on her own agenda...

Genres: Fantasy, Mystery, Supernatural, Witches

250 pages, Paperback

First published March 8, 2014

About the author

NY Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Kristen Middleton, is from the Midwest and not only enjoys writing, but connecting with her readers. Kristen also writes gritty biker books under the name Cassie Alexandra. She is also involved with raising money to help locate missing and exploited children, helping other authors succeed by sharing what she's learned in the self-publishing industry, and volunteering resources or her time whenever she can. "Besides having a passion for writing, I adore children, suspenseful movies, watching Shameless and The Walking Dead, traveling, Moscato wine, Chianti Grill, Savoy Pizza, and meeting new friends."



















Kristen Middleton lives in Minnesota
Favorite Quote (Henry Ford)

"Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right."

Reviews

[Lexy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought that this book was good

[Concetta Phillipps · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay, this was the one series of Kristen's that got me over the edge to find the second book and read it. I was again pleasantly surprised that this series is so fun and has so few editing errors compared to her other novels that I had read. She's definitely improved as a writer here and has gotten a better editor.

I find this series fun and entertaining. My favorite feature is the talking wands - often they add a bit of levity to the situation and their sarcasm is delightfully witty. They're what I would envision very old magical objects being like, and the fun details in the book from "real life" help ground the story.

I also think she's done a service to the romance in this novel, but having it played with a light touch it makes it much more interesting and a fun part of the story rather than BEING the story which tends to be a problem with paranormal books.

I hope she writes another one, I would read it! This seems like it needs another one to close out the series (or keep it going, hint, hint!).

I'll definitely keep an eye out for Kristen's future work, she seems to be coming along well as a writer.

[Donna · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was just as good as the first one. I loved how Kala finally bonded with the other wand. Now the twins each have one of the wands and their cousin has the third. Will Kala be changed by the wand? I guess I will have to read book 3 to find out.

[Selaya Morton · Rating 3 out of 5]

Once again, one has to sift through quite a few relationships and alliances to reach the entertainment within this book. Further, we have the complications provided by locations - usually explained away by teleportation. Comes under the heading of "if only," I suppose. The ending, like #1, is a little bizarre and I think we've all been warned that Vivian will be re-appearing yet again in Book 3. I will probably finish out the trilogy but must say that the final installment will be taking a tumble down my reading list.

[Delcesca Newby · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not terrible, but the timeline was a bit jarring. And Vivian doesn't really strike me as a scary villain. I wasn't bored (I finished this book in a day), yet it could have been a lot better. Plus, I don't like that the main character stayed thin. I wish the potion from the first book would have reversed and she had to learn how to change her eating and exercise habits to benefit her.

[Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

In this book, Kendra, her sister and the rest of the 'coven' that seems to have gathered around her go in search of answers back in Oregon, where they find another cousin, as well as other friends that have been influenced by Viviane. After a couple of shapeshifters are grabbed, the rest have to find a way to rescue them.

[Barbara "Cookie" Serfaty Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enchanted Objects: (Witches of Bayport) Book 2

The continuous story of Kendra, Tyler, Kala, and Adriana. Can the rain save their mother Adriana from the curse of the ward? All they have to go is find the ward that curious all. Ok story.

[Renee Angela Byrd · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

Can't wait until I read book 3. The writer really draw you into the Characters. Great job KM and CA.

[Urvashi Yadav · Rating 4 out of 5]

This one was predictable but good.
Kendra jealous ofcourse
Kala was obsesssed with the bonding wand
Once again Vivian out of reach
Emerges a new coven leader
Cool story

[Sukriti · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Enchanted Objects (Witches of Bayport, #2)" by Kristen Middleton is a disappointing read, earning only one star. The story lacks depth and fails to engage the reader. The characters feel one-dimensional, making it difficult to connect with their struggles. Middleton's writing style is lackluster, with a predictable plot that fails to surprise or captivate. Despite the intriguing concept of enchanted objects, their potential is wasted in a clichéd narrative. This book falls short of the expectations set by the first installment in the series, leaving readers unsatisfied and uninterested in continuing the journey.

[Harley Parks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great addition to the series!

[Lisa Mccarty · Rating 4 out of 5]

Once again I am very pleased with this authors work. This book was interesting, exciting and of course filled with good and evil. The characters are well defined and have a certain charm to them! Normally I would find talking wands and flying broomsticks a bit silly, but it works in this series. It really wouldn't be as good without the sarcastic witty comments from them. The book is a very quick read,filled with chuckles! Surprisingly, the book is not filled with teenage drama like most books such as this are. I really enjoyed it!

[Linda · Rating 3 out of 5]

The good news is that the characters stay true to form. Definitely still a YA book, but not something I would be leery of letting a younger teen read either. It is still a pretty quick and easy read. I found myself enjoying the story and the little twists. It picks up where the first ended, with Kendra and friends searching for the wand to heal her mom. Things don't go exactly as planned. Again, it ends with no major cliff hanger, but still allows for a continuation to the story.

[Arlene · Rating 3 out of 5]

Conflicting

So the series is set around young adults, but feels like they should be 13 or 14. I enjoyed it to a certain point, but felt it was very predictable and the characters never seemed to get out of a one dimensional set up.

[solita · Rating 5 out of 5]

Witches of bayport

turned out to be a good read was a good witch storyline plot will continue with this series can't wait

[Angela(demonsangel) Fitzgerald · Rating 5 out of 5]

I re-listened to this because I couldn't remember how it ended.
Review posted on Audible and Amazon

[Kristin "DeadlyKittenKay" Mummert · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't feel as if the author liked the story line for this. and huge plot holes and anticlimactic ending... sad

[Debbie Suriano · Rating 3 out of 5]

A combination of Charmed and Twilight

This is the second book in the series. Not a bad read, but more for a juvenile audience. Tweets would love it.

[Angelique McGowan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Delightful

I really enjoyed reading this book. I would recommended it to teens and adults! I liked the suspense and outcomes!