Love Potion #9 Paperback – May 5, 2012

GOOD PARTS:I liked the character development and their interaction. The scenes with Kurt and another man who visited Lilith were very entertaining. Lilith’s magic spells were fun. The ending was good.WEAK PARTS:The author spent too much time teaching us about tarot cards. For example: Lilith would walk into a room and see a card face up. The author would spend a paragraph giving a textbook definition of what that card meant. Then Lilith would ponder it’s meaning and what she should do next. I found that dull. I skimmed those parts. I also skimmed the part where Lilith tells Mitch about their past. It had already been told, so I think the author should have shortened or summarized the retelling.DATA:Narrative mode: 3rd person. Story length: 309 pages. Swearing language: mild. Sexual language: mild. Number of sex scenes: 4. Setting: mostly 1999 Toronto, Canada, with a short beginning in 1420 Italy. Copyright: 1999. Genre: contemporary fantasy romance.

This book was a little different for me. I really liked the story itself but there is a lot of "occult" type stuff that I really didn't understand or enjoy; tarot cards, witchcraft and spells. I'm sure someone who understands those things would rate it higher.

Interesting read. Sometimes a little too detailed with info that's not relevant but overall a good mystical romance.

It was very good actually, different and romantic.Would recommend it to anyone that likes fast reading.The story flow was good.

Many typographical and/or grammatical errors. Story was quite predictable. Best character was the stepmother who was a bit off beat.

The book IS easy To read, and it's a different kind of fictíon. It mixes magic, time travelling and romance.

I hope there are more of this type of books witten by this author it was great and the little twists and turns keep you interested until you read the last page

Wonderful

Excellent