Agatha’s adventures continues in the fourth installment in the series. Her rookie days are long since over and now she is the badass that is called in when magic goes bump in the night.Agatha is back of course and so are her friends. Not surprisingly Fergus is stealing a lot of the show but this tim...
Agatha & Co have left the FBI Academy and are now on their first real mission as real agents. Yes, it could be said that this happened already in the third book but in that book it still did not feel like they had both feet outside of the academy. In this one the Academy is hardly mentioned and Agat...
This is the second book in The Federal Witch series following Conjuring Quantico. Agatha has finished her first set of studies at FBI and is now a Probationary Agent. As such she must have a handler. The two set out to deal with the various magic related calamities that faith throws in their way. It...
This book was quite fun to read. At times it is perhaps a bit nonsensical, even childish, but on the whole I liked both the story and the main character.Agatha is a witch with some problems controlling her magic which in turn creates a few minor issues like buildings blowing up, people turning into ...
This was a spur of the moment read, having just read the Conjuring Quantico books. However, it couldn't be more different. It starts off like Robinson Crusoe and quickly turns into a fairly good space opera. What lets it down, however, is the extremely poor grammar and punctuation. I don't particula...
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