Anyone remember the classic comic-book "Legion of Super-Heroes?" I find all of these "One Part Witch" stories to be similar in tone and general wonderfulness to the "Silver Age" (1958-1970) DC comics I adored as a kid. Watching for Iris Kincaid's next book to be written has been every bit as hard as it was waiting for the next "Adventure" issue, after spending all my allowance and binge-reading the latest one! Can't recall the characters' names from way back when, but I'm inclined to think that Margo in this first book ("The Witch's Heart") and Gillian in the next ("The Witch's Eyes") are my favorite "Super-Heroes" in this series, as I read them all over again now that the last one is finished. And the surprise heroine of the final book too! (- though I can't tell you who that is; we had to promise, "No Spoilers") - read them all in order; the buildup is worth it!
I am new to reviewing so I read an assortment of comments to get the idea of it, but what I get from some of the negative ones here is that the premise is "illogical" or the medical aspects not well-researched -? I am strongly reminded of the "Letters to the Editor" page in the middle of the DC comics, where it was a big game for nit-pickers to question this or that inconsistency in the latest story. (The lighthearted "explanations" given were sometimes quite involved and entertaining, but even as a 12-year-old I had to wonder - guys, if you wanted "logic," why on earth were you reading these things, anyway??) I don't know how much "reality" you might expect from a cozy-paranormal mystery about witches & ghosts, but the basic premise is original, the details colorful and the characterization charming. These stories are entertaining, exciting and satisfying (in both the yummy-romantic HEA and the bad-guys-get-theirs departments), as well as ultimately, thought-provoking and sweet. They are also very well-written (without the painful spelling and editing errors that break up the flow and knock you right out of the story-world), and though they are free on KU, I've already gone back and purchased several of my favorites - I'd definitely buy the entire series as an all-in-one set.
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I'm not sure why this series doesn't have a higher reader rating than it does. I have read this one multiple times because it just brings hope and a smile. It takes me out of my troubles for a bit and it's memorable. Witch's Heart is just the beginning of life for so many women who have given up on having a happy ever after or in some cases just an ever after. Broken, debilitated or just plain out of options these women, through not necessarily an act of kindness on the donars behalf, get a second chance at life to become who they hoped they could be and more. Bless a kindly transplant doctor and his assistant for bending the rules to save lives, save hope and inspire greatness in the women he helps.Read this series, you really won't regret it. I'm diving in for the third time.
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