Heart of the Witch

Witches of Keating Hollow, Book 2

De: Deanna Chase

Narrado por: Gabra Zackman

Welcome to Keating Hollow, the enchanted village where love, cupcakes, and magic collide.

There are only three things that were ever important to Noel Townsend - love, family, and magic. Two out of three aren’t bad. She’s blessed with a large close-knit family and her magic has never been stronger. But love? That ended three years ago when her husband walked out on her and her daughter, and never looked back.

These days Noel only has room in her pieced-together heart for her six-year-old daughter. But when Drew Baker shows up on the doorstep of her inn with news of her husband, fate has other plans. And so does Drew. If he can get past her defenses, Drew is going to do everything in his power to heal the heart of a witch.

©2018 Deanna Chase (P)2018 Deanna Chase

Heart of the Witch by Deanna Chase

Absolutley amazing!!!!

Thrilling, full of mystery, emotion gripping, put you on the edge of your seat with anticipation and what a plot twist. I think a lot of people imagine their lives could be this interessting, I know I do and somehow children just make it so much better and unfair sometimes, as was said "we got gut punched by a 6 year old". I would definately reccomend this to readers, as it is once again a sweet and loving romance, but with a touch of mystery added ro keep you on your seat and not wanting to put the book down.

Love these books!

This book keeps you into it from front to back!
Can't wait for the next!

I'm in love with the witches of Keating Hallow!

The Keating Hollow witches are genuine, sincere, and magical they will have you enchanted in no time. Deanna Chase describes their struggles and joy, and it is so relatable and honest, and Gabra Zackman brings every single one of the characters to life, and her smooth narration is natural and easy to listen. This is a must for anyone who loves a little mystery and magic in their life.

Better than the First, Totally Addictive

As other reviewers have mentioned listening to this second volume I better appreciate what volume one was setting up. There was a lot of information that deepened the experience and understanding of some of the dynamics with the characters in this story. Noel and the romantic interest Drew were lots of fun to follow as they rediscover their flame for each other. The book does a great job of exploring family dynamics between mother and young daughter, grown sisters navigating their past and present, and daughters with an ailing father. It is deceptive how quickly the story and Gabra's wonderful narration pulled me into this tale and the moment I finished this volume I was already downloading book 3. The happy ending is inevitable and there was only one aspect of the final conflict between Noel and Drew that I raised a bit of a brow but the situation was quickly resolved. The use of magic is incredibly fun and I am so excited to spend more time in Keating Hollow with another Townsend sister. The final chapter had me laughing pretty hard and shifts to the point of view of Yvette and Jacob who are the main characters of book 3 Spirit of the Witch. For those who enjoyed book one I think you will love this second volume even more. This is definitely somewhat melodrama, and in terms of the romance this is more than a chaste kiss territory but no explicit sex scenes. Great supernatural romance with a little bit of mystery, great sprinkles of magic, bursts of comedy, family drama, and a town you are sure to want to spend more time in.

Still a Witchy Hallmark, With a Dash of Mystery

This is my favorite book of Chase’s so far. The townspeople are established characters by now, but continue to develop. The main character, Noel, is tough as nails and a much more in your face than Abby was. Book 1 was a bit too Hallmark-y for me, and this one continues with the sappy sweet romance; yet not everything is quite so sun-shiny perfect. The love interest with the Deputy especially when her husband up and left her three years prior gives a sense of mystery and foreboding that I really enjoyed. Her struggle to piece back her relationship with Abby was refreshing, as was highlighting her struggles with being a single strong mother for her daughter who suffers from anxiety from her father’s disappearance. The books just piece together nicely even though they’re highlighting other characters and relationships. I don’t normally read straight up romance (especially with little sex scenes) but Chase is starting to get me hooked. The ending nearly made me cry (AGAIN – THANKS DEANNA) but the final chapters bridge perfectly into the next book in the series and reel’s in the hook to keep you going. Well done!