Wicked Wisteria

Wisteria Witches Mysteries, Book 2

By: Angela Pepper

Narrated by: Tiffany Williams

Length: 7 hrs and 49 mins

Publisher's summary

Zara Riddle moved to Wisteria for a quiet, simple, safe life. Instead, she got ghosts, demon birds, shifters, and even gorgons. Yes, gorgons, the snake-haired ladies you don't want to cross. Luckily for Zara, her family tree is riddled with witchcraft. She may be a late bloomer, but this witch is crafty!

When mysterious forces erase words from the town's books, Zara conjures a magical creature to restore the text. But magic has a mind of its own, and magical creatures love trouble. Pretty soon, the bodies start piling up.

Now Zara must face whoever (or whatever) is behind a dark plot to destroy everything she loves. This time the fight will be tougher than ever. After all, it's hard to battle the forces of evil when you're dead.

©2016 Angela Pepper (P)2018 Angela Pepper Publishing

Mishaps through Magic

I really enjoyed getting back into Zara's world. There's so much pep and happy feelings even in the darkest of moments and that is one of the biggest reasons that I love this series. Being introduced to the magical world with Zara really makes this story even more interesting especially with all the mishaps along the way. I really enjoyed the spirit walker that showed up and the twist that gave to the story. This is a great book and Tiffany did an amazing job making this story light and cheery.

Steampunk?

Although this is the second in the series and pretty much picks up where the last one ended, the internal story arc is complete and this novel can stand on its own. Zara has only recently discovered she is a witch and remains a novice at spellcasting. Witches are not the only paranormals in Wisteria although everyone seems to be pretending there is no magic in town. Fraught with wry wit and delightfully narrated by Tiffany Williams, our mystery tale crosses genres with insouciance, providing a great deal of entertainment.

Fantastic read.

Another great story in the World of the Wisteria Witches. This book has humor and lots of excitement. With Zara there is always some trouble brewing. What will it be this time? And how will she get out of trouble this time. This series is great and i look forward to more in this series and the one with her Aunt Zinnia. The narrator is fantastic. I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.at my request, These books are well worth a credit or money you pay for them.

A good way to pass the time.

Zara can be a bit annoying and childish which throws me off the story sometimes but she is quite a character. Chet is getting annoying and I’m wondering what his deal is just like Zara. So I guess on to the next book! Lol can’t wait to see what happens.

I think it is her best book so far! Loved it!

Wicked Wisteria
Wisteria Witches Mysteries, Book 2
By: Angela Pepper
Narrated by: Tiffany Williams
This is a book I requested and the review is voluntary.
I love her books anyway but this series is the best! It is full of humor, snark, mysteries, magic, great dialogue, great characters, unpredictable scenes of chaos, and I was never bored! These books are a hoot! Absolutely crazy in a good way!
The narration complements the book by making the the snark just right, pulls off the humor flawlessly, and is wonderful keeping the voices different for the listener. Wonderful job! I enjoy each of these books!
I wish I could find a town to live in like this one in the book, everyone eats but no one gains weight!

Great follow up to the series

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

Tiffany Williams does a great job in narrating these characters. When Zara Riddle and her 16 yr old daughter move to the magical town of Wisteria, not only does she find some family but also finds out she's a witch.
In this second book, Zara has a mystery to solve and is also learning to use her witchcraft, which doesn't always work the way she plans.. Oh well, practice, practice practice.

This is a cute story, and can't wait to listen to the next book

Being a new witch isn't easy

Zara recently discovered she is a witch. Not just any witch, a spirit charmed one. Ink is disappearing from books. She overhears a conversation about an machine that erases things. Her aunt Zinnia makes a bookworm dough that smelled so good that she puts her tongue to it with disastrous results. Her aunt binds her powers for misuse of magic at a time when she really needs it.

Will Zara be able to stop the machine from erasing people without magic?

The book is funny. Zara has a sharp-tongued whit that is amusing. She really should listen to other people and she might not find herself in mystical trouble as often.

I received this book from the author to listen to and this is my truthful review.

Great Series!

Wicked Wisteria is a standalone listen by Angela Pepper and a continuation of the series by the author. I love the vivid imagery she writes in the story along with the humor. Mystery, magic and unpredictable events are part of this book too. I so enjoyed how this story was entirely original, and it kept me entertained and guessing the whole book. Tiffany Williams performed the book flawlessly! I love her narration style with distinguishable voices for the various character. Truly well done! I will definitely listen to more books by this author and narrator. Without giving away spoilers, the ending is great!

Great Series

I absolutely love this witch. The narrator brings her to life and makes this a wonderful listen. She is funny, just a bit off plumb and the kind of character that I would totally want to hang out with.

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

#hystericallyfunny #tagsgiving #sweepstakes

Blank Book's in Wisteria

I still love the town of Wisteria. Sara, the cutesy, wacky witch seems to find herself in the middle of the town's mysteries. All while raising her daughter and dating the neighbor. Of course, Aunt Zinna is still the best keeping everyone in line.
But, as with the first book, the narrator sounds like she's had too much caffeine mixed with happy juice. This brought my star rating down.
This audio was given to me free, and I voluntarily gave this review.