Wayward Wisteria

Wisteria Witches Mysteries, Book 14

De: Angela Pepper

Narrado por: Tiffany Williams

Zara Riddle would do anything for her daughter. Zoey Riddle is studious and kind. She's a dream teenager who plays the harp like an angel.

Everything changes when a new boy arrives at Zoey's high school and catches her eye. Soon, Zoey is behaving in a very un-Zoey-like fashion.

What's a mother to do when her perfect teen daughter falls for the baddest boy around?

Besides gather the coven, cast a bunch of half-baked spells, and make everything much, much worse?

©2022 Angela Pepper (P)2022 Angela Pepper

Great Read

Wayward Wisteria (Wisteria Witches #14) was a great read by Angela Pepper. Zoey Riddle finds herself in love. Zara will do anything for her daughter who’s a dream teenager that plays the harp like an angel. That all changes when a new boy comes to Zoey’s school and catches her eye. With this new boy brings zoey acting unlike herself. Zara knows she must gather the coven, cast some spells and end up making everything much worse. I enjoyed reading this book and can’t wait to read more by the author.

Oh. My. God.

Oh, there is so much going on in this book! The Riddle women are having a troublesome time, that's for sure.

Zara is really trying, trying to be a better mother, a better girlfriend a better friend... but then, Zoey is dating and Zara just <i>knows</i> that that boy is trouble; and Bentley's ex is in town and just moved next to Zara's demolished house; and the amulet (yes, THAT amulet) is missing and Bentley suspects Zoey and maybe Zara and... and... well, there is only so much that a woman can deal with, isn't it?

The story is really great, fun by moments but with a darker sense permeating it, and the ending! OMG! That ending... *sobs*

Another excellent story in this series, masterly narrated, as usual, by Tiffany Williams.

To the writer

How could you!!! You suck!!! This was such a great, wonderful, fantastic series till what you did at the end of this book!

I don’t normally cry but…

Just that one thing. I won’t spoil it tho.
I absolutely love these books and the narrator is absolutely amazing!!

Brings Whole New Meaning to Dating the Devil

Parents- PG13- YA to adult geared +17 read
Language- PG- pretty clean and no f-bombs
Violence- nothing super graphic
Sexual Content- PG13- There's some sexual tension and banter, insinuations, but no bedroom scenes

I continue to be surprised that the series isn't dulling... book 14 was just as much of a fun ride as the first although possibly more drama... 14 books and it all happens of the course of a year! No spoilers so this will be short. I love the mysteries, fun and corky characters, and I can't wait to see where they go from here.

Narrator- 5🌟 I love this narrator, she does a fantastic job with the voice differentiation, acting, and is simply a lot of fun to listen to.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Interesting ending

A incredible ending, definitely one to read in order . surprised but probably necessary to have a change

Sad

I thought the ending of the last book was sad, but this one is just as tragic.

oh my

This is the 2nd one in the series that brought me to tears. Oh, the revelations. I am broken hearted and anticipate what's to come.

What the Devil?

As always, author Angela Pepper has presented us with a delightful mix of characters, natural and supernatural, with all their quirkinesses and foibles, in another chapter of the life and times of Wisteria. This time the plot revolves around Zoe's new boyfriend, who is not necessarily what he seems. The ending comes as a rather powerful surprise. Narrator and voice actress Tiffany Williams does her usual phenomenal job bringing everything to life; irony noted, but with regard to plot only.

Wayward Wysteria

Zoey has a new boyfriend and is acting very sassy. Zara calls the coven and they try to zap Zoey back into the lovable teenager she really is. We have the usual cast of hilarious characters and an ending that I can not give away. Such sadness. Tiffany Williams is ,once again, a terrific narrator. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.