Spirit Witch

The Lazy Girl's Guide to Magic, Book 3

De: Helen Harper

Narrado por: Tanya Eby

Barely recovered from her brush with necromancy, Ivy is flung once more into a world of intrigue, adventure, and potential death and disaster. It's not her fault - it just so turns out that she's now the only person in the entire world who can communicate with the dead. And they're a chatty bunch with a list of demands.

When the ghosts offer information about a witch-hating mass murderer in return for Ivy's help, she has no choice but to get involved. She might be getting herself into more trouble than she realizes, though - and that's even before she's dragged to Sunday dinner so she can meet Winter's family....

©2017 Helen Harper (P)2017 Tantor

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I have enjoyed every moment of this book. it keeps you on your feet and the characters are just amazing and some what relatable

loved the whole series!

its a nice clean series focused
in the events surrounding Ivy, I loved the characters (especially the cat) and all attention on the couple.

Good series

I travel around Texas & I've really enjoyed listening to this series on the long car rides.

Great series

I love this series just wondering why there is only 3 books in this series there seriously should be more ivy is so easy to relate to love Brutus best cat every and I totally like winters please add more audible and books to this series

Pure Enjoyment

Good writing,good narration,very entertaining. Humor, sweet uncomplicated love story and a mystery. Just fun to listen too.

Fun

Love this continuation of the story. The characters, the theme. Fun and entertaining. Wish there were more!

Fun and entertaining

Great series, witty, fun and creative. My only complaint about this series is the lack of romantic scenes between Ivy and Winter. Their supposed to be passionately in love. However, it's a pure PG rating for their inmate situations... Kinda lackluster. Now don't get me wrong I'm not looking for fifty shades of Grey but a little more in the romantics department would have been appreciated to give the relationship authenticity. Lastly, while Ivy had her endearing qualities. Harper, pushed the Lazy angle a little too much. Despite those few drawbacks, the book was still a great read!

Little Bogged Down

I think Harper's books are enjoyable, but I get frustrated by them, too. I finally figured out why: the action scenes.

During times of high tension, the action is interrupted by a lot of internal dialogue. This results in a jarring break that pulls me out of the story. For example, in between a bad guy grabbing Ivy and putting a knife to her neck, she has like ten different snarky thoughts.

While these thoughts are entertaining, they would be better served in another place. During times of high adrenaline, people's minds go blank. If that effect is not carried over to the narrative, the danger rings false and the effect and emotion of a situation is greatly reduced. It's that much harder to believe Ivy is really scared or worried because she still has the presence of mind to crack jokes or reflect, so it's less rewarding when she gets out of it. It would work much better if those thoughts came to her after the situation resolved.

Tanya Eby tries to compensate for these extra thoughts by rushing at breakneck speed through the lines, but the effect is still there. (She was wonderful, by the way.)

I also would have liked to see a little more character development from Rafe. He didn't have a lot of dialogue aside from building up Ivy's ego or murmuring affectionate platitudes. That's not to say I wanted him to argue with Ivy or anything--but a lot of his quirks were established in the first book and reused. There wasn't a lot to discover about him this time around, unfortunately. It can be hard to think this stuff up, I know, but it would be worth the effort because it helps the audience feel that much closer to the characters.

All in all, though, it was a good ending to Ivy and Rafe's stories. Definitely still worth listening to for entertainment value and closure.

Ghosts!

This can't be the final book right?!? Please tell me this is more then a Trilogy! I am loving these characters and the chaos they create. Like REALLY loving them. This book takes place not long after the last books cliffhanger. I wish it took place sooner, I like some good h/c. This book is the repercussions of what happed in book two. Ghosts! Mwahahaha!

Spirit Witch book 3

We loved the witty banter and dry humour and snark.Great humorous dialogue and with heart.Has lots of humour .Great storyteller and I hope she continues this series.❣️💃🏻🙀😆