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GIVEAWAY: 2 Books THE MIDNIGHT WITCH and THE SILVER WITCH by Paula Brackston

March 27, 2015March 3, 2015by The Lit Bitch14 Comments

Celebrate the spring equinox with two enchanting novels by Paula Brackston.

If you are looking for a little magic and romance set in Victorian/Edwardian era London or maybe you are looking for something a little more mystical involving dueling time periods and Celtic history….wherever your heart resides then one of these books is sure to fill it!

Witch lit lovers, I have a special treat for you! Thanks to the publisher, this week’s bitchin’ giveaway is for two books: THE MIDNIGHT WITCH and THE SILVER WITCH by Paula Brackston!

Giveaway runs 3/27/15 to 4/2/15

Winners will be announced 4/3/15.

(how to enter)

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(GIVEAWAY OPEN TO US ONLY AND NO PO BOX)

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Spotlight: Paperback Release THE MIDNIGHT WITCH by Paula Brackston

March 27, 2015March 20, 2015by The Lit BitchLeave a Comment

Double bubble toil and trouble!

THE MIDNIGHT WITCH by Paula Brackston is being release in paperback on March 24th!

If you haven’t discovered this fantastic author yet, you need to! I have read two of her books and absolutely love her!

I will be hosting a giveaway for both THE MIDNIGHT WITCH and her latest book THE SILVER WITCH, so please be watching for that post!

Here is a summary of THE MIDNIGHT WITCH and there is even a little sneak peak

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Review: The Witch of Painted Sorrows by M.J. Rose

December 31, 2014December 11, 2014by The Lit Bitch3 Comments

Sandrine Salome is running away to France. Her father has just died and her husband most likely had a hand in it.

She cannot continue to be in his house so she flees to Paris where her grandmother lives.

Sandrine used to live with her grandmother when she was younger but then she was whisked away when she was caught in a compromising situation with a boy.

Since then she has only seen her grandmother a handful of times but it’s almost like Paris is calling her home from America. When she arrives, her grandmother’s home is empty.

Her grandmother claims its due to renovations but Sandrine feels like she is hiding something. When she follows her grandmother one morning to the house, she meets a dashing architect….Julien.

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Review: The Hawley Book of the Dead by Chrysler Szarlan

October 28, 2014October 14, 2014by The Lit Bitch2 Comments

Reve (Revelation) Dyer’s life changes in the blink of an eye. She works as an assistant to her magician husband, Jeremy, and together they have three lovely daughters.

Their magic show in Las Vegas draws crowds every night, but in an instant everything changes.

While performing a magic trick, Defying the Bullets, she is supposed to ‘shoot’ her husband and he in turn coughs up the bullet.

When blood sprays and Jeremy falls dead to the ground, the audience and Reve are completely stunned.

It becomes clear that someone altered her gun with a real bullet but the question was why? Reve and her daughters suddenly start receiving envelopes of pictures from a ‘stalker’. Reve then receives a cryptic letter from her Nan begging her to come home less the Fetch find them.

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