Which Witch Is Which?

The Witches of Port Townsend, Book 1

De: Kerrigan Byrne, Cynthia St. Aubin, Cindy Stark, Tiffinie Helmer

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

A water witch, Moira has always been a healer, but the one soul she can't mend is her own. When a mysterious message promises the chance to answer the questions about her muddy past, she hops on the first plane out of the bayou and right into Conquest's destructive path. Recovering her past will mean fighting the most persuasive man in history for her future.

A fire witch, Claire's a passionate woman cursed by her powers, longing to find someone who can withstand her love. She believes she's forever destined to be alone until she receives a message summoning her home. The world's most violent man stands between her and her family, and even if she wins the battle, she may lose her heart to War.

An air witch, Aerin is a ruthless business woman well on her way to ruling the corporate world, until she discovers she not only has three identical sisters, but their fates are entwined with the apocalypse. When she meets Pestilence, an immortal whose destiny is to wipe out entire civilizations, she not only withstands his lethal touch, she craves it.

An earth witch, Tierra is all about nature and nurturing her relationships with her newfound sisters. Family means everything to her, and she'll do whatever she must to keep her sisters safe. But unless she can overcome Death himself, humanity's prospects are grim.

The de Moray sisters clash with the most dangerous immortals the earth has ever known. Locked on opposing sides of a battle older than time, their fight is only the beginning...of the end.

©2014 Ardent Publishing (P)2016 Kerrigan Byrne et al

Magical!

Hollie Jackson captured the spirit and magic of the sisters perfectly. Loved listening to this and can't wait for the next book in the series.

Love the story

Very entertaining and keeps you glued to the story. Love the way they all have different personalities but compliment each other.

A fun filled read.

The story was like a breath of fresh air, a cosy suspenseful, Witch’s tale, delivered with humor, despite the threat of the Apocalypse leading-to the end of the world, as we know it.

Lots of suspense as the story of each lost sister unfold and lead to their reuniting.
The banter between the Witches and the other characters, was vibrant and engaging.

The narrator was an absolute delight. Her portrayal of each character was clear and consistent, despite the multiple and varied accents.

I loved and enjoyed the story from start to finish.

The story appears to come in two parts. This book could be read as a stand-alone, but I am too curious to find out “where are they now?”
Was the end of the world diverted or just delayed? Was everything fated to happen as it did? Will the prophesies of Revelation continue to unfold?
I am onward and forward to the next book in the series to find out.

Lot's of Fun -if you are not prudish

What did you love best about Which Witch Is Which??

This book is an amalgam of historical/mythological/biblical references with modern -if somewhat stereotypical- characters. Interested to see how the authors work out the ethical dilemmas they have established.

What does Hollie Jackson bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I love her story telling-she manages all the voices in a very convincing fashion. She turns what are sometimes ponderous passages into an engrossing tale.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

no

Any additional comments?

Made my overlong commute too short.

Not my type of story

Would you try another book from the authors and/or Hollie Jackson?

No

What do you think your next listen will be?

Debora Geary

What about Hollie Jackson’s performance did you like?

Good voice well read

Do you think Which Witch Is Which? needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

I do not like a book that is full of sexual descriptions and encounters. I am old fashion and I read books in which I enjoy the characters and where their sexual encounters are implied not portrayed. There is a follow up book that I don't want to read but other people may want and it is not my place to suggest that they might not enjoy this type of book. Audibles job is to sell books of all types to all people and not to sensor content: so publish what sells.

Any additional comments?

i never finished this book because , to me, it is offensive. If one likes blatant and continual sex this is a book for you.