Norton, Andre "Meemaw" - Web of the Witch World - 8
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 12:30 pm
Web of the Witch World Witch World - 2
This is the second book in the extremely long Witch World series (official records shows it as a 45 title long single series, although it is split out in to three main series by most sites, but we aren't going there with this review).
It is not quite as good as the first book in this series, but still has the faced paced action adventure that makes the book a great afternoon escape. It is about the same length as the first book, about 150 pages in a recent edition, which makes it small compared to most novels put out by science fiction writers today.
Jaelithe, the main witch of the first book, finds out that she still maintains her powers, even though she is no longer a virgin (the witch council believe that all people lose their powers when they lose their viginity.
It wasa nice way to spend an afternoon, curled up on a couch reading a book, but it was too short for me to give it a higher rating (I didn't spend enough time actually reading it) and still explain why.
wolfspirit
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This is the second book in the extremely long Witch World series (official records shows it as a 45 title long single series, although it is split out in to three main series by most sites, but we aren't going there with this review).
It is not quite as good as the first book in this series, but still has the faced paced action adventure that makes the book a great afternoon escape. It is about the same length as the first book, about 150 pages in a recent edition, which makes it small compared to most novels put out by science fiction writers today.
Jaelithe, the main witch of the first book, finds out that she still maintains her powers, even though she is no longer a virgin (the witch council believe that all people lose their powers when they lose their viginity.
It wasa nice way to spend an afternoon, curled up on a couch reading a book, but it was too short for me to give it a higher rating (I didn't spend enough time actually reading it) and still explain why.
wolfspirit
Have you read this book? Click here to rate it!