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    Doom and Broom
    Doom and Broom
    Doom and Broom
    Audiobook5 hours

    Doom and Broom

    Written by Annabel Chase

    Narrated by Emily Lawrence

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Welcome to Spellbound, where paranormal is the new normal.

    Emma Hart hasn't had a moment's peace since her arrival in Spellbound. Her fear of heights hits an all-time high when she's tasked with mastering a broomstick. It doesn't help that Lady Weatherby seems determined to make basic witch training feel more like the magical ninja warrior championships. When a werewolf is found dead and Daniel is named as the prime suspect, Emma takes the initiative to prove that the angel's halo is firmly intact, once again stepping on the hooves of the cranky centaur, Sheriff Hugo. The heat is on as Emma struggles to get a grip on her broomstick and identify the killer before it's too late.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateDec 14, 2017
    ISBN9781541486348
    Doom and Broom
    Author

    Annabel Chase

    Annabel Chase is an author of urban fantasy and paranormal cozy mysteries. She would love to live in a magical town where she could shop at Ready-to-Were for the the perfect outfit, flirt with hot angels and vampires, and cook gourmet meals without exerting any effort. For more information, visit AnnabelChase.com.

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    • 4/5
      Another fun, cozy mystery. However, I felt like while we got a few vague details about Emma this one made her helpless and while I understand her fear it just didn't make sense. She felt like a stronger character in the first book. Also, I fail to comprehend why she would think that she's isn't an adult. I mean she's 25. I still appreciate she hasn't been romanticized with anyone one character; even though the love interests in her radar have zero chemistry. I did feel for Alex his pain actually made me empathize with him. Overall, I still enjoy the the writing style and will be continuing with the series.