Witch Fire (Elemental Witches, Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (893 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0425216144 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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She works part time as a data base editor and French translator. She's happy to finally be making a career out of it. . She enjoys the study of Eastern philosophy, Celtic myth, dreaming, and shamanism and occasionally incorporates what she learns into her paranormal stories. She has fascination for cro
Witch Fire First off, there definitely could have been a PG or PG-13 version of this book. I'm not sure if that would have been as amusing thoughIt does get fairly graphic fairly frequently. They do a lot of fantasizing at first but that doesn't last long. I would classify this as one of those books where their problems/issues could have been halved if they'd had less sex and more ta. "Sexy, fast pace and touching" according to Sydne. A lot of paranormal romances fail at finding a balance between intimacy and plot. Witch Fire finds that balance and more. The characters are relatable and quirky. Great start to a series.. Billy Dildine said So hot it almost left me cold.. This was a great story with interesting characters. The only short coming for me was the nearly ridiculous amount of sex between the "So hot it almost left me cold." according to Billy Dildine. This was a great story with interesting characters. The only short coming for me was the nearly ridiculous amount of sex between the 2 main characters. I understand this is somewhat of a romance novel but it distracted from the actual story. I am not against a certain amount of sex or erotic imagery but the long graphic scenes and fantasy narratives did not add anything to. main characters. I understand this is somewhat of a romance novel but it distracted from the actual story. I am not against a certain amount of sex or erotic imagery but the long graphic scenes and fantasy narratives did not add anything to
A native of one of the colder states, she loves to ice skate and watch hockey. About the Author Anya Bast lives in the country with her Belgian husband, their tornado toddler of a daughter, and more cats, dogs, and rabbits than is sane. She has fascination for crows, ravens and birds of prey. She works part time as a data base editor and French translator. Ever since she was a little girl, Anya has told stories (much to her mother's dismay). She's happy to finally be making a career out of it. She enjoys the study of Eastern philosophy, Celtic myth, dreaming, and shamanism and occasionally incorporates what she learns into her paranormal stories.
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