Caffeinated Magic

Supernatural Barista Academy

By: Rylee Sanibel

Narrated by: Amber Hegarty

Length: 7 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's summary

Caffeine is illegal. But demons don’t play by the rules.

In the town of Ravencharm where caffeine is banned, Abby serves up decaf until her boss breaks out a special brew that literally causes all hell to break loose.

Forced into the Supernatural Barista Academy, Abby enters a world of angels, mages, witches, and fae and begins training to defend humanity against rampant evil.

But life at the S.B.A. isn’t all textbooks and combat training. Abby must defend herself from spell-casting bullies who don’t think humans belong at the Academy.

Surpassing it all is her burning desire for the sexy Guardian, Drake. Things are just starting to get interesting between them when Drake disappears. By the time he returns, Abby is embroiled in an epic demon battle to save not only human lives, but the very existence of the S.B.A.

Caffeinated Magic is a magic academy adventure fueled by supernatural powers and boosted by illegal concoctions brewed up by heroes and villains alike. Sex, magic, family, betrayal, and redemption – it’s all brewing at the Supernatural Barista Academy.

©2020 Rylee Sanibel (P)2020 W B Sweet

Unique Take on Caffeine and Superpowers

The story is engaging and grabbed my attention right away. In this unique world, caffeine is banned, and Abby finds out the hard way what happens when her boss brews the real caffeinated stuff.

Narration was ok and brought the story to life.

Here you will find witches, fae, demons, angels, etc The story flows at a good pace with several twists and turns throughout the book which makes it interesting.

There is quite a bit of language and raven references that seem a bit overdone but the concept of the story was very good so I tried to overlook it. There is also some crudeness woven in. Even with a few bumps along the way it was a very entertaining story and I found it hard to put down.

The story wraps up nicely and a hint of what is to come is thrown in there to keep us guessing. I’m looking forward to the next book in the Supernatural Barista Academy series!

“I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review”

So Unique

I already wrote a review and somehow even though I submitted it, it was deleted which is kind of annoying cause I never saved it so I dont remember all of what I wrote, but here are the main points I wrote.

Its a great book with such a unique story line, I dont like coffee or tea myself but I do drink caffeine in my pop and in Iced Caps (Canadian thing I guess?, its from Tim Hortons and better than Ice Coffee). I cant imagine a not having at least one or the other, mostly on the side of pop though.

There is a lot of paranormal in the story which makes it hectic but still pulls it off nicely. I quite enjoyed the story and a new world it brought within it.

Narrator does a good job on the characters, bringing them to life and drawing you into the story.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

They'd Kill for a Coffee

Abby is working as a Barista at a non-caffeinated coffee shop trying to find a use for her chemistry degree when her manager gives her a taste of the real thing. All of a sudden she is thrust into a world of demons, magic, and betrayal. It's hard to know what to do when everything you've been taught is a lie, you can't trust anyone and you are just one expresso away from incredible power. Starbucks meets a more Adult Hermonie Granger in this fun Urban Fantasy. Outstanding Narration!

Snooze...

With me being a lover of coffee, I thought this would be an interesting take with caffeine being a "drug" to cause super powers in people.

I got have way and I have to stop. It bored me to tears! I paid more attention to my neighbor washing his car than this.

Will not be finishing this series.