What Goes Around

Northern Witches, Book 3

De: Sharon Karaa

Narrado por: Emily Gray

Selina McKenzie used to be a nice girl, always ready to lend a hand, always willing to put others before herself. So what caused her to become a raging banshee on a mission to destroy all men? Well...not all, just those caught with their trousers down, so to speak, in places where they shouldn't be.

Forces beyond her control are taking over her, unfortunately the wicked spells she casts are also coming back at her threefold. Can she dodge the bullets long enough to find out who or what is behind it all? And where does the sexy Raguel fit in?

©2015 Sharon Karaa (P)2016 Sharon Karaa

Absolutely enchanting!

Love this series! It is the perfect "potion" of romance and adventure guaranteed to make you forget whatever is troubling you. Returning to this series is like catching up with old friends. You never know what they are up to, you are just glad to be along for the fun!

Greatly enjoyed

Loved the story! Great narration on a funny, well written book. Can't wait for Sharon Karaa's next book!

Lots of fun!!!

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

Loved it

Funny, sexy, and full of excitement if I was reading it I’d say it was a great page turner

Fantastic read!

After having read all three books in the series I believe that What Goes Around was my favorite! Jordy just kept me laughing out loud with his wise cracks. Selena and Rags make perfect soulmates and keep me hoping there will be another book. Couldn’t turn it off once I started listening!

Not as good as I had hoped

I love this series and I did enjoy the book a lot BUT I just didn’t like the romance between the two main characters. To be honest I didn’t get it. She lusted after his body the entire time and all he did was scowl at her and I’m supposed to believe they fell in love? They didn’t have much in the way of chemistry and it was mostly misunderstandings and them not communicating. I mean if I was to go back and list the amount of interesting conversations they had...well I’d be hard pressed to find any.
The comedy was great and I loved the mystery and Jordy.
But I don’t think this “romance” hit the mark.