Bewitching by J E Nice

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @Rararesource and @JENice for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Absolutely loved Bewitching . I found myself good lost in the fae world and Ioved the characters my favioure where Jess , Erica and Jess daughter Ruby. I found the story grabed me from page 1 and i could not put it down. I cant wait for the next book. This is the first book i have read in the seris and i will be reading the others . I found the story to be magical and felt like i was on the adventure with Jess and Erica. Jess is at her mum and dad new house and she founds some unexpected visters she needs to rid of and her mum snd dad actully get to see her in her new job. Erica is with Alfie and is looking for Bethany and Fen in tbe Faecworld. Fantastic plot and great characters. I was sad when it ended wanter it to carry on. Bewitching A teenage girl tempted from this world over a carpet of bluebells… A house full of shadows and a presence waiting to be let in… Finally, everything is going well for Erica Murray, witch and paranormal investigator. That is, until the mother of a missing teenage girl recognises Erica’s fae lover, Alfie, for what he is and begs for his help. Erica must step into Alfie’s world to find the girl, but it means discovering secrets about her lover that might tear them apart. Meanwhile, Jess Tidswell has other things on her mind. Her parents are meeting Jess’s new dog and, more importantly, her fiancĂ© for the first time. That’s not the worst of her problems. Her parents, keen for a new adventure, have bought a house and it comes with some unexpected residents. Shadows that move of their own accord, a curious spirit and something malevolent that lives on the periphery. Unable to contact Erica, can Jess handle this terrifying ordeal on her own and protect her family? Deep in another world, can Erica find the missing teenager and bring her out of harm’s way? It’s going to be a long weekend. Author Bio – J E Nice is a fantasy author who lives in a city filled with dragons, woodland where the fae hang out, on an airship home to a crew of sky pirates and, sometimes, on the outskirts of Bristol in England. Wherever she is, there is always cake

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