Emerald Isle
Written by Barbra Annino
Narrated by Amy Rubinate
4/5
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About this audiobook
Stacy Justice may be a witch, but she still wants a nice, normal twenty-ninth birthday. Unfortunately, Stacy rarely gets normal. As her grandmother, Birdie, plans a birthday ritual for Stacy, disastrous news derails the celebration: the magic cauldron that supplies the world's food has disappeared. And the last time it vanished, Ireland fell under the Great Famine.
A secret society known as The Council decrees that if Stacy finds the cauldron, she'll receive the coveted role of Seeker of Justice, and her mother will finally be freed from prison in Ireland. But the grandson of nasty council member Tallulah challenges Stacy for the role. If he finds the cauldron first, Stacy will never see her mother again. And if they both fail, the world will suffer an unimaginable fate.
The fourth book in the enchanted Stacy Justice series, Emerald Isle follows Stacy's journey to Ireland-and to a mysterious, magical world. But can the reluctant witch complete her international, intergenerational quest in time to save her mother-and the whole planet?
Barbra Annino
Barbra Annino writes about kick-ass women with a flair for humor and a penchant for trouble. Her popular Stacy Justice Witch Mystery series has a total of 12 titles. She invites you to try the prequel, Amethyst Witch for free! Check out her Everafter series if you like grown up fairy tales, and Sin City Goddess for a steamy paranormal romance. Never miss a release date or freebie by signing up for the Justice Files at www.authorbarbraannino.com. Connect with Barbra Annino at: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorBarbraAnnino https://www.facebook.com/groups/fanninos https://twitter.com/BarbraAnnino https://www.pinterest.com/barbraannino/ authorbarbraannino@gmail.com
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Reviews for Emerald Isle
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/54th in the series.
A fun read bringing together all the zany characters from previoys books in the series. - Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/53.5 stars. An entertaining read, the fourth in a series that started out as mysteries, but have since ventured more firmly into paranormal/fantasy. But it just misses 4 stars because I felt no remiss at putting the book down frequently and allowing myself to be distracted easily. A true four star read is one I'll eschew household chores for. (5 stars will have me missing meals.)
The characters are all charming and likeable. I love Lolly - who only functions when drunk. Birdie can be a bit tiresome and in this book tends to veer into attempted-heart-tugging soliloquies every so often throughout the book, but not so much as to be a drag on the story in any way. Stacy is a likeable every day heroine you can imaging drinking with and the people she surrounds herself with are the same. Luckily the town hussy merits only a scene and a mention in this book - the whole 'nemesis' thing being played so often now it's trite. Instead we're introduced to Birdie's nemesis - but again, the author keeps it from being too annoying by making it a relationship/conflict that's a one-book-deal. We're not, it seems, going to be forced to watch Tully's idiocy in future books.
Plot-wise, a few holes. Ethan seems to be an also-ran; I'd have liked more explanation as to his motivations and background. The climax of the story, and the show down, seemed to have happened awfully quickly and wrapped up sort of fast at the end of the book - I was surprised at how fast it all came together. Most time this is an ok thing - authors who drag their characters and readers to hill and gone and back again risk tiring the reader out before the end. But this ending did sort of feel rushed. The entire resolution with Stacy's mom *was* rushed - a page or two at the end was all Stacy's mom got when all was said and done. I'd have like to have known a little bit more. I did very much enjoy being surprised at the end by the unveiling of the villain and that showdown was terrifically written.
All in all a solid, entertaining series and an enjoyable read. I'll definitely keep by eye out for the next one.