Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus: Revelations

The Lily Singer Adventures, Book 2

De: Lydia Sherrer

Narrado por: Amy McFadden

The truth shall make you free...sort of.

Modern-day wizard Lily Singer prefers to stay tucked away in her library, studying magic and drinking tea. But with a troublesome witch friend and a past riddled with dangerous secrets, her chances of peace and quiet are slim.

Armed with only wits and magic, she must manage her argumentative cat, thwart a plot to steal a powerful artifact, and decide who, amid all this, she can trust.

The past, both ancient and modern, is catching up with her. Will discovering its secrets reveal her future or doom it? Perhaps some truths are better left unknown....

©2016 Lydia Sherrer (P)2019 Tantor

The series that continues to excite

what a great series this is I love the characters and the twist and turns of the story light great listen

Getting better!

Narration is still a bit stiff, but the story is picking up. The lore is getting more interesting and the fight ahead seems promising!

Talking Cats!

Another fantastic book in this series. I'm loving the main character, both the man and woman, and their tension toward each other. I feel a relationship developing, though rather slowly. I'm looking forward to seeing more of these quests. This series has a Harry Potter feel for it, but with adult characters. Plenty of magic, wizards, witches, and talking cats! I mean, how could you go wrong?
Again, this book is a few different quests all in one book.
The narrator did a great job!

There’s a talking cat…I love it

I am a huge cat lover with 10 of my own (yes I’m one of those people) so when the cat starts talking I was like ok I want that tablet so my cats can talk to me, though I’m fairly certain that I’m fluent in cat already. Love the story can’t wait to start the next.

An exciting action pack read.

I felt like I was completely part of the story. I could not put the book down. The actors reading the story held me in a spell with their acting skill. At all times I felt as though I was part of the story, and they made it seem real to me. I wanted to beat down the villain and cheer for the hero’s.