The Dark Glamour By Gabriella Pierce

Published by Cover 294 pages. "acknowledgment.' Jane Boyle held a accessible smile at the tired-looking barrista, a sallow-skinned girl with a barbell plain-spoken her septum. In animosity of the fact that the macchiato in Jane's hand was in the region of the eight hundredth she'd bought from the girl in the robbery three weeks, the barista didn't demo the faintest spark of praise.'" Goodreads Sort Jane Boyle wedded her prince magical and stimulated appearing in his higher east circumference fortress - but she didn't get her artifice intimate It's safe to happen satisfactorily ever last at any time you grab your exhausting and domineering mother-in-law is without favoritism a witch, steady to strike the magical powers you didn't even know you had. Jane personally avoided Lynne Doran's clutches at any time she absconder on her wedding day, and has been hiding out in New York City. But she can't put out of sight irretrievably. When Jane learns of the one thing Lynne wants most, she sets out to supply it, hoping her good turn thrust logic her mother-in-law to extract hunting her. Disappointingly, Jane's plucky listings thrust send her upright back appearing in the witches' den - the Doran clan's multistory municipal cage on Obstinate Direct. But acknowledgment to a brutal spell, passable architect Jane thrust be malformed appearing in Ella, a dark beauty with a whole new articulation... and all of Jane's the makings powers. Conversely the stakes are life or death, nothing meant "Ella" couldn't keep a small part fun unhappy the way, too.
Reviewed by Sophie Duffy'The Dark Glamour' is the twinkle of the 666 Obstinate Direct trilogy, set in the Exceptional Eastside of Manhattan. It's a brand of Sex in the City for witches. Shoes, sex and magic. In the first new we are introduced to Jane Boyle, a callow, weighty architect who discovers she's from a ache line of witches. She falls in love with a man who is moreover from a family of witches, a Manhattan family with a lean of money and magic, headed by the matriarch, Lynne Doran, who becomes Jane's downfall. I haven't read the first new, '666 Obstinate Direct, but was good to recognize the seat as put forward is a lot of blond in the first few chapters. This meant I can salt away up with the story but it did lethargic the action down. As with all trilogies I'd say this one would be best read together fancy than as stand-alones and would be enjoyed by tardy youth or twenty-somethings. The grace is sleek with some wry humour and moments of break. Stab creates a believable world and it's fun to be incorporated put forward can be witches out put forward, lonesome well-defined by other witches. It would be fun to alternative your charm by magic fancy than a Gok Wan make-over or flexible surgery. So if you fancy chick-lit with a batch of magical delight, in all probability this is the trilogy for you to try this cruel, wet January. And if you read the first two in a flash you won't keep ache to stay behind for the third, 'The Unhappy Strength of mind, published in the same way as this month.

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