| Title | Sorcery And The Single Girl (Red Dress Ink) |
| Author: | Mindy Klasky |
| Rating |   |
| Tags | witchcraft, series |
| This is the second in a series, the followup to Klasky's A Girl's Guide to Witchcraft. In the first, Jane Madison finds out that she is a witch, with a familiar, Neko, and a warder (teacher and guardian) David. In this one, she is set a challenge in order to become part of the powerful DC area ccoven. Jane has to learn to balance the need for intensive study about witchcraft with her job as a librarian, her duties to family and her best friend, and her romance with Graeme, who seems her ideal man. Overall , the characterizations are good, and the depiction of witchcraft is pretty accurate. The only thing I found rather unbelievable was that having been badly betrayed by a man in the first book that Jane would enter so easily into another relationship with a somewhat mysterious figure. Recommended. | |
| Publication | Red Dress Ink (2007), Paperback, 400 pages |
| Publication date | 2007 |
| ISBN | 0373895631 / 9780373895632 |
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Book review: Sorcery and the Single Girl
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