Karma’s Spell

Magical Midlife in Mystic Hollow Series, Book 1

De: L.A. Boruff, Lacey Carter Anderson, Helen Scott

Narrado por: Tiffany Morgan, Cody Roberts

No one ever told me what to do if I ended up 40-something, divorced, and jobless.

When my ex knocks at my door with his new girlfriend, I somehow manage to turn them into toads. But that's not possible, right?

Still, my ex-husband's car is in the driveway, and he's nowhere to be found. Which doesn't look great for me.

So I do the only rational thing I can think of...I run for it, straight back to the small town I grew up in. Mystic Hollow is exactly the way I remember it, except now it seems that everything I thought was normal and boring is supernatural. Even my group of childhood friends appear to be magical in unexpected ways. And the hot guy I had a schoolgirl crush on? Apparently, he's an alpha shifter who digs me.

Moving back home might be the fun I've been missing.

That is until my brother disappears. Now, it's up to me to find him, even if I have to take on vampires, shifters, sirens, and a whole lot of crazy to do it.

I know that so long as I have my friends backing me, I'll find him, because no one wants to be on karma's bad side....

©2020 L.A. Boruff, Lacey Carter Andersen, Helen Scott (P)2022 Tantor

Great start to a new series

The authors have crafted a great start to a new series with this installment. I have already purchased and downloaded the next in series.
Tiffany Morgan and Cody Roberts gave stellar performances as they brought the story to life and gave distinct voices to the characters.
I highly recommend this to fans of paranormal fiction.

Good story. I don’t like the male narrator

The story was pretty good. Different, of course we all love it when we see karma get people. However. The male narrator was just too sing songy or something. Very hard to listen to him.

Good enough for romance, but narrators need work.

Not a big fan of romances, but love, paranormal, shape, shifters, etc. The author has some potential, but the narrators are stilted. I even had to go back and double check to make sure they were not artificial intelligence. It’s like they didn’t read it through the first time before starting to record the way the Library of Congress narrators do. It is a high standard I know, but after all you guys are being paid more. Also, remember, you’re not trying to win a Tony award. Your job is simply to give us the author‘s words so the author can entertain us.

Enjoyed the innocence of eyes newly opened

This was a cute story of discovery and evolution. Learning that the end of what you've always known and experiencing a new world is exciting.

Great Story!

Love what she did to her ex-husband to be and his young cheap thing. Karma is served. I love the main character, she knows when to pull her big girl's panties up lol!
The narrator(s)were good.
Thanks for the entertainment.

loose yourself

if you like mysteries , witches and what's sort of sexy but not to out there . this will fill all the check marks .

Wonderful

This is a wonderful series it is interesting and not vulgar very captivating can’t wait for more

great book

This was a wonderful audio book. The speakers were able to merge me into the books world. This book was well crafted. the characters are lovable. The scenes easily moved into the next. The storyline was unique and sucks you right in.

Sing song narration

The story is good but I couldn’t wait for it to end because the narrator had this terrible sing song that made absolutely no sense and was really annoying. A narrator can make or break a book and unfortunately, she broke it for me. Awful. Plus, the writer doesn’t know when to use I vs me in sentences. A shame, could have been really good.

Interesting Start

My favorite genre is humorous fiction. This had a nice dose of the fun and witty which draws on life's truths.