The Witch, The Warlock, and the Siren of the Damned (Book 3, The Witch of White Lady Hollow series) by C. David Belt

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @inksmithpublish @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #ChristianFiction #Strongwomen #PowerfulWomen #TheWitchOfWhiteLadyHollow #LBTChristianFiction The Witch, The Warlock, and the Siren of the Damned is book 3 of the trilogy . It was so great to be back with the characters in this book and that it is set two years after the second book. It was good to see where they were after the events of the last two books. I also liked that there were new characters in the book which kept me interested, and I liked getting to know them. I felt like Tabitha and Josh have developed all the way through the series. Which is good to see, and I do like them both, and I felt like I have really got to know them and their story. It took me a few chapters to get in to, and then I got into the book and find it engaging and thrilling to read. The witch, the warlock, and the siren of the damned is well written, and the plot kept me guessing what was going to happen to them. I was very wrong with what i though, but I did like the ending a lot. I also liked this story was a bit different from the other two books. A good and enjoyable read 4 stars. Blurb An ancient, legendary power has risen and with it, a terrible plan to destroy a city with nuclear fire. Tabitha and Josh Kilmore—the witch and her warlock—are raising three small children nearly ten years after the Devourer of Souls killed his last victim. Together, they can perform marvels. But, Josh, now a B-52 pilot with the United States Armed Forces, has been abducted and Tabitha is left wondering where he’s been taken and why. Without Tabitha and access to her Power, Josh’s life is in mortal danger. Thrust unwillingly into the middle of a plot that will claim thousands of lives, Josh finds himself in the crosshairs of an ancient, legendary sorceress and her army of the Damned. Tabitha must use every available resource and tap into her talents to rescue her husband and bring him home before the world falls into chaos.

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