A Familiar Problem

Northern Witches, Book 2

De: Sharon Karaa

Narrado por: Emily Gray

Natalia Stokes is a loner, a demon loner with some strange ideas about life and, well, death. Banished from Hell for being a trouble maker, would you believe, Natalia is condemned to walk the Earth with no one to communicate with. You'd think that wouldn't bother her, but even loners get lonely.

Everything changes when a chance meeting brings her to Lauren, a witch in trouble, and she sticks around long enough to help her in the guise of her familiar. The problem is, she then realizes she doesn't want to leave. She quickly learns, however, that life doesn't always go as planned, and she is forced to make a decision that will affect her for the rest of her...let's call it existence.

©2014 Sharon Karaa (P)2016 Sharon Karaa

So FUN!

As always, I'm never disappointed with Sharon Karaa. She has the best imagination, and her characters are awesome! The narrator Emily Gray is great too.

Fun book and series. Enjoyed 22 June 2020

This was a very enjoyable book. Emily Gray did a wonderful job narrating, much better that the narrator from the first book in this series.

So much fun!

This series is great! Characters are charming and story line is so original! Sharon K is awesome!!

Absolutely entertaining

I love Sharon Karaa’s writing style! Such funny entertaining stories! Natalia’s story kept me listening from beginning to end not wanting to shut it off just as Lauren’s story before it! I can’t wait to read the next one. Sharon easily pulls you into the story and you can feel as if yr sitting there having an actual conversation with the characters..

can this series get any better?

such a fantastic funny series! what's next for this hilarious author? I really enjoyed the demon's story, however I would have liked more of the second person view as well, but it's still a five star book all the way, the narrator was fantastic!

A change is a good as a cure

I wish the narrator of the first book in the series was as good as this one because I liked this story and probably would have liked the first. i just couldn't get past the narrator's voice.