Journal Entry 1 by noumena12 from Dayton, Ohio USA on Monday, October 09, 2006

From the Publisher
Sure, you can turn Mr. Oh-So-Wrong into a toad, but finding Mr. Right isn’t any easier for a witch. And choosing between conjuring up a new pair of Manolos and working on another love spell can be tough. After all, fabulous heels don’t forget to call you back...

"The Witch’s Guide to Life" by Theresa Alan: Leave it to a man to break one spell -- only to cast another. When ice hockey coach J.T. becomes the first person to buy one of Ariel Watson’s paintings, her work is suddenly the hottest ticket in town. And J.T. is more than an art lover -- he’s a lover. Trouble is, since falling for him, Ariel hasn’t been able to produce once decent piece of work. What’s a witch to do?


"Single White Witch" by Carly Alexander: The Etherworld isn’t all it’s cracked up to be for single female spellcasters. A girl’s only option is to hook up with a warlock -- and everyone knows how tricky those guys are: in a twinkling, you’re slaving over a hot cauldron with little sorcerers underfoot. So Annie Quicksilver is investigating mortal men. But crazed Romanian shoe designers and smarmy power brokers clearly aren’t the answer -- and Annie is pleasantly surprised to discover who is...


"The Trouble with Witchcraft" by Holly Chamberlin: Backfired love spells are Haven Castle’s embarrassing specialty. The last time she tried one, Jared Cragmere not only didn’t fall at her feet, he vanished. Fortunately, he’s reappeared, none the worse for wear -- though nursing a grudge against the person who zapped him to Nowheresville. Haven couldn’t bear to see Jared’s reaction if he found out the truth -- especially now that he’s finally taken a very real (and deliciously sexy) interest in her. Make a date with these bewitching tales of big-city enchantment, where the hottest trend is romance with a twist of magic.
 

Journal Entry 2 by noumena12 from Dayton, Ohio USA on Monday, October 23, 2006

Hand-delivering to Mellonhead in Austin, TX. I didn't have anything on your wishlist but thought you might like this. Happy Reading! 

Journal Entry 3 by mellonhead from Austin, Texas USA on Friday, October 27, 2006

Such a wise guest; she came bearing gifts! I hope you enjoyed your one real night out in Austin! We were happy to have you. Thanks for the book, it looks fun. 

Journal Entry 4 by mellonhead from Austin, Texas USA on Thursday, January 18, 2007

This was a fun read. It's pretty shallow and the characters aren't very well developed, but it's fun and each story is a quick read. I've put it into the Romance VBB. 

Journal Entry 5 by shaunesay from Olathe, Kansas USA on Sunday, February 25, 2007

Thanks so much Mellon, it looks fun! 

Journal Entry 6 by shaunesay from Olathe, Kansas USA on Tuesday, May 04, 2010

A fun trio of witch stories! Next stop is Tribefan, whom I'm sending this to on behalf of CdnBlueRose. Enjoy! 

Journal Entry 7 by Tribefan at Lakemore, Ohio USA on Saturday, June 12, 2010

Arrived safe and sound! Thanks for sending! 

Journal Entry 8 by Tribefan at Lakemore, Ohio USA on Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Didn't like the first story at all and almost didn't finish reading this book. Glad I didn't. The second story was cute and I really liked the third story. Thanks for sharing! 

Journal Entry 9 by Tribefan at BookMooch.com, BookMooch.com -- Controlled Releases on Wednesday, June 01, 2011

Released 12 mos ago (6/1/2011 UTC) at BookMooch.com, BookMooch.com -- Controlled Releases

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

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- from the Concise Oxford English Dictionary

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