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Enchanting Southern Charm

Revisado: 05-06-21

An interesting coming of age Witchy paranormal cozy. (Note, I've listened to the first of three stories so far).

The author captures southern charm of a damsel in distress, accused of murder, after finding a town full of family she didn't know she had. A town complete with talking animals, and other furry friends.

I did find the plot transparent at times, and some of the questions I wanted answered were set up as long-term engagements, to be revealed slowly, like the aroma of a pan of Grandma Betty's Sweet Potato Pie seeping into the air of the kitchen.

The other two stories in this bundle are on my must listen list, thanks in part to the fun and engaging narration. Hollis does a fine southern accent (at least to my Yankee ears). I can picture the text flowing by as she not only reads it, but finds ways to bring it to life.

Character voices are gendered appropriately, and just different enough to discernible without going nuts trying too hard to make every character unique. The author uses dialog tags and action beats to aid the narrator in this. It's easy throughout the story to know which character is speaking without straining the repertoire of the narrator.

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