Hexes and O's

A Witchy Fun RomCom

De: Lisa Wells

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Inherited...One haunted house; One witch’s manual; One mandatory ‘to do’ list.

Not Inherited...One hunky neighbor; One memory-challenged ghost; One set of town gossips.

"Smart, sexy, and deliciously fun, this book is everything I love about the written word! It's a masterful balance of humor and heart with a touch of mystery thrown in for good measure." - NY Times Bestselling Author - Darynda Jones

When down-on-her-luck costume designer Remington Smith receives a surprise inheritance, she must return to the town she swore to forget. And complete a list of mandatory projects. And learn to cast magic spells. Magic spells? Too bad the hunky guy next door keeps getting in the way.

After a tornado ravages a small town, Jason Hart purchases ninety percent of the property to develop as a corporate training ground for Think Tank Innovations. But his first renovation crew quits. Then another. And another. They all say ghosts are running amok—and the whole town is hexed with an anti-love spell.

Except Jason doesn’t believe in ghosts or (anti) love spells. And given how drawn he is to his spunky new neighbor, that doesn’t seem likely to change anytime soon.

While Remington works to complete her inherited to-do-list, avoid falling for her playboy neighbor, and learn how to cast spells that don’t backfire, she discovers a menacing mystery involving the orphanage where she grew up.

A mystery so unsettling Jason goes all boring-protector-dude and starts trying to shove her out of town and out of his life.

But Remington has never been good at taking orders.

Buy Hexes and O's and fall in love with a cast of quirky characters you will want to invite to all your future parties.

virtual voice isn't working

I couldn't handle the narration. I couldn't tell the difference between characters The Voice never changed

Virtual Audio

This was my 1st experience with virtual audio and I did not like it. It lacked the emotional tone which professional audio performers bring to the book, The story itself was good. I think it would have been great with the “right” narrator.

I liked the players and the story line.

End too many unanswered Who wants to kill her and why. Did the boy get adopted. Is there a book two.

Bad narration

The narration was bad. Story was ok, a little too obvious in some spots for my taste and it felt juvenile in a way. Not really my cup of tea. But the narration was what made it hard to get through.

Ugh…Virtual Voice

DNF. I would’ve enjoyed the story more if there had been an actual narrator. Virtual voice just can’t pick up the nuances of conversation.