THE
KITCHEN WITCH
SOON TO BE OUT OF PRINT
A Contemporary Romantic Comedy
Not a
paranormal!
"I read this for a
paranormal romance book club challenge, expecting it to actually be
about a witch… IT’S NOT! Do NOT read this thinking it’s paranormal
romance – it’s just some good ol’ straight up chick-lit/romance.
That being said, this was a fantastic (and quick!) read." The
Library Dragon's Den
Now in its 10th printing!
2005 Aspen Gold Winner
2005 Beacon Award of Excellence
Winner
2005 So. Magic Gayle Wilson Award of
Excellence Winner
2005 Laurel Wreath Award Winner
2005 The Lories Winner
2005 RIO Award of Excellence 2nd
Place
2005 HOLT Medallion Award Finalist
Accidental
Witch One ~ Available Now: When a single-dad
TV executive hires Melody Seabright--a flaky rich girl and rumored
witch--as his babysitter, she magically lands her own cooking
show...and makes sparks fly.
"The Kitchen Witch is one of the best romantic comedies I've ever
read, bar none." Deirdre Martin
"Bewitching! Full of
charm, humor, sensuality & outstanding secondary characters...an
easy-reading, reader-pleasing story that makes you feel good all
over." RTR
"Steamy, sexy, magical. I
laughed out loud at Melody’s kitchen disasters--not since Stephanie
Plum have I read about exploding poultry. This book is delightful. I
can only hope that Annette Blair will consider coming back to Salem
to bring more romance to its residents." Roundtable
"Pure magic. THE KITCHEN
WITCH sizzles. Ms. Blair's writing is as smooth as a fine Kentucky
bourbon. Captivating. Sexy, fun, top notch entertainment." RRAH
"Romantic comedy at its
most subtle and finest. Magic and love are woven into the story with
a deft touch." A Romance Review
"The characters are remarkably real...and not the flat,
2-dimensional characters that one sees so often in romance novels. I
fell in love with Melody for her beauty and her bravery, while
loving her all the more for her ditzyness, clumsiness, and
willingness to give up on herself. Logan’s struggle with his own
flaws makes him so much more real and endearing – not to mention
giving Melody (and himself) needless trouble. It’s a classic tale of
two people in love (or lust), constantly getting in their own way.
Well-written, funny and charming, with scenes so hot you can feel
the frustration, this is a great book. I laughed, I cried, I laughed
again, I cried some more, and then I laughed and cried at the same
time." Library Dragon's Den
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