Witches of Wimberley Books 1-3

By: Victoria Danann

Narrated by: Madison Niederhauser

Romance that is destiny laced, fantasy infused, and dressed in a little night magic.

If he leaves, he can never come back. But is he dumb enough to get in his car and drive away anyhow?

New York Times best-selling author, Victoria Danann, begins a sizzling new series about an enclave of modern day witches who are sexy, philanthropic and living in the Texas Hill Country. They're selfless to a fault when it comes to generosity, but when it comes to the men they choose for themselves, they don't settle for anything less than the best.

"Bright. Fun. Happy." (Read to Live, Live to Read)

"Amazing characters. Delightful read." (The Paranormal Romance Guild)

"Great introduction to this fun and witty series." (Read Our Thoughts)

©2016 Victoria Danann (P)2020 7th House, Imprint of Andromeda LLC

Great read!

It was really great and kept me interested in the stories.
I loved it very much.

not enough

The 3 books in this Witches of Wimberly series was...ok

The story is based on men lured via fate but under the guiles of a competition to meet their one true mate.
The first story I enjoyed but was left empty by the second book because I was hoping the author was going to follow through with how our pragmatist named Dash wanted to find a way to help the ghosts of the past reunite. Instead she brought in another sister and another union/pairing - and the same thing for the 3rd book.

interesting plots

would have liked more focus on the witches magic as well as the men's magic

Misplace vulgarity

I was enjoying the book and them randomly the author decided to throw in words like “pussy” “dick” etc.
I like a steamy sexy scenes but it was like she threw it in as an after thought and just made it cheep and thoughtless.

First-person Male looser point of view

I really tried to like this book, but I’d thought it was about witches; it’s told from the point of view of a vacuous looser pretty-boy who is tapped to become the arranged groom for a witch through a slog of story-waiting-to-happen. Characters are tropes, settings and meals have great descriptions but go on and on and on with little development of the characters, and very little plot. I tossed in the towel after more than two hours of waiting for something exciting to happen, and returned the book.

Insipid; needed a strong editing; maudlin at best

I was so surprised by this one ... I can hardly believe the same author wrote this one. She must have been feeling very blue and sentimental while writing this. It was sloppily maudlin and way overly preciously romantic, with all the men turned into something like Stepford Wives. I made it thru one and a half of the books in the set, and had to give up, it was getting way too precious ... the first book could have been half as long, and in the second, the Stepford husband was mentally moaning thru paragraphs and paragraphs that he missed his wife starting several hours after he flew to a 3 day conference, and continuing thru the several days ... And so much foreshadowing of the traumatic sequence to come that I chose give up. Cannot recommend unless you dream of semi-Stepford quality men to control. I feel slightly grossed out from listening to the mental moaning of an icky man-mind that is grateful to be a subjugated slave.