I was not captivated, DNF at 10 percent. 

I was hoping for a long satisfying romance read and this was not it. The book moved so slow and I could not take the main heroine, Morgana Donovan, seriously. She's a witch, living in Ireland, as one does apparently. When she started talking about meditation and looking into her scrying ball (I probably spelled it wrong, who cares) I was over it. I can take magical realism and science fiction, but this book just read as not very realistic fantasy. I also thought the hero's name was laughable bad (it's Nash Kirkland).

So there you go. Moving on. 

I am so bored by this book. It’s about to go back to the stacks.

Well apparently we are back to magic and witches. This reads as very outdated. 

Trying to get through "The Book of Koli". I don't like it. I think I may be DNFing this thing soon.

I also started "Captivated" by Nora Roberts which is dry and doesn't even read like a Nora Roberts book. So looking 0 for 2 on Friday reads.

Next up will be "Under an Alaskan Sky". I loved the first book in the series, so can't wait to start this one. If not today, will definitely be reading this over the weekend.

What are your #FridayReads?

Liv's returned to her hometown for her grandma's memorial. She reconnects with Scott, a guy from her childhood. Her job is in Dallas and she hasn't been to her hometown for 4 yrs.
I liked the 1st book, but this didn't have that magic. It starts slowly and really never picks up. I admit to being a bit bored. I had a hard time understanding why Liv was gone for 4 yrs. She had a good relationship with her family. She didn't have a job that required lots of call or weird hours (she was a personal organizer). I thought it was strange. I just didn't "get" the romance between her and Scott. I did like the mystical aspect (the heater that would randomly quit and start working- even when off and the ornament).