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Einfach Bezaubernd! - Anne Stuart, Eileen Dreyer
Einfach Bezaubernd!
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ISBN: 9783442467723 (3442467721)
Edition language: Deutsch
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Murder by Death
Murder by Death rated it
5.0 The Unfortunate Miss Fortunes
I read this years ago, long before my vow to write something about every book I read; likely just after joining GoodReads back in the halcyon days when the site was actually fun, but I was still too nervous to write anything. I loved it, as is evident by the 5 star rating I gave it back then (and I...
Kaethe
Kaethe rated it
5.0 The Unfortunate Miss Fortunes - Anne Stuart, Jennifer Crusie, Eileen Dreyer
There are many witch stories out there, but many of them, I'm sorry to say, do not have happy endings. This is a book with a happy ending, suitable for fans of Charmed and Bewitched. This is also a book I gave myself for my birthday; I've decided to only buy books that make me feel good and/or laugh...
Barbara's Booky Blog
Barbara's Booky Blog rated it
3.0
I was disappointed in this book. It wasn't an anthology like I expected but a conglomeration of authors writing the same story. There were parts that were great and others (most of it actually) that was just so-so. I liked the grand premise: the aunt who's losing her powers through aging targets ...
Danielle's Reading Adventures
Danielle's Reading Adventures rated it
4.0 The Unfortunate Miss Fortunes
This book, simply put, was fun! It was a nice change after my last book, which wasn't that fun. I liked the light-spirit of the story, with one of my favorite themes: family. I adore my sister, so stories with sisters who love each other and get alone are always welcome. Can I be honest? I read...
willaful
willaful rated it
4.0 The Unfortunate Miss Fortunes
I would never have guessed that a collaboration between Jennifer Cruise and Anne Stuart could work so well. (Had never read Eileen Dryer before, so had no opinion about her.) Though it was obvious from their unique styles which author was writing the point of view of which witch sister, the book fe...
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