Review of See a Witch About a Curse

[Keri Schultz]

[Following is a volunteer review of "See a Witch About a Curse" by Loen Hussain.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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This book had me hooked from the very beginning. Definitely one that constantly had me thinking about the characters and made me want to get back to reading it over and over again just to see what happened next. So many times, you begin reading a book and think "okay this has to get better the further I get into it," but THIS books hits you from the start - literally after reading the very first page, I knew that I was hooked.

There is only ONE part that I didn't personally care for, the description of different ways to change the $10 bill on page 5. This would be the ONLY thing that I would even have considered changing. Yes, I get that Azalea, the character in the book, was beside herself at the moment with the customer that had walked into the store, but to me, that was too much.

All of the characters are very interesting in their own unique way, which made this story absolutely unique. The story line is top notch.

The author has a way of explaining things in such wonderful detail that I could almost put myself there, THAT'S when I know I have found an author that I will look forward to reading more books from.

I had thought that "brunet" was a typo, but I wanted to look this up to be absolutely sure, come to find out, that this word is actually the male form of brunette. So, this was just a word that I had never seen used before, but I like that it WAS used. (I learned something new today).

The ending honestly has me wondering when the next part will be available, and waiting so patiently (and at the same time so IMPATIENTLY) to get to read more of the story.

This is truly an absolutely wonderful read!

I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because I feel that it absolutely deserves that. It keeps you interested in the story line, all characters have their own reason to be so interesting, it's so different and great at the same time (not one of those books that you think "oh I've heard this story line before OR one that you can basically predict, because there were twists and turns throughout which was a nice change of pace), detail is amazing, and I didn't notice any typos.

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See a Witch About a Curse
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