Witches of East End
Ratings20
Average rating3.2
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Ratings20
Average rating3.2
Engaged to Bran, the heir to Fair Haven and Gardiners Island, Freya, a bartender and witch who has a potion to cure every kind of heartache, finds her life spiraling out of control when a young girl goes missing after taking one of her irresistible cocktails.
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I'm not sure about this one...partly it was interesting, partly it was too melodramatic, maybe, for me. It ended on kind of a cliffhanger, though, so I may try the next one before I make up my mind about the series.
Witches of East End blew me away. It's a paranormal mystery of sorts that includes just the right amount of romance - enough to make the reader root for certain couples, but not too much as to distract from the overall plot. Melissa de la Cruz has crossed over to writing for adults beautifully here and I am on the edge of my seat waiting to see what's next for the Beauchamps and the rest of the East End residents.
It was just ok. I would not normally continue the series, except that I picked up the second book at a library book sale. It does, however, explain why the second book was only 50 cents (hardcover)!
It was hard to figure out where the story was going for most of the book and I can't say that I'm really all that attached to any of the characters. If it wasn't such a short book, I doubt that I would have finished it.
Good book! It was on my reading list but I hadn't gotten to it yet when I started watching the series on TV, so I decided to move the books up on my reading list. This book has more mythology but I think I like the TV interpretation better surprisingly. Usually I like the books better.
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3 primary books4 released booksThe Beauchamp Family is a 4-book series with 3 primary works first released in 2000 with contributions by Melissa de la Cruz and Melissa De La Cruz.
