Witchin' Up the Dead: Magic and Mayhem Universe
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3.0 • 2 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Witchin' Up the Dead: Magic and Mayhem Universe is book 7 in the Magick and Chaos series.
A shifter stuck in limbo. A witch who brings back the dead, and a zombie apocalypse. What could go wrong?
Dillen has loved Cecelia from afar for years. The one kiss they'd shared Christmas Day has left the beast inside of him hungry for more. But every time he tries to approach the skittish witch, she runs for the hills faster than he can blink an eye. When a battle with Paimon leads to his death, he ends up in Zombieland with Bridezilla. In order to escape before it's too late, he'll need the help of his family, a few good friends, and a necromancer to bring him back from the dead.
Cecelia spends the majority of her year reviving the dead. While being a necromancer can have some real Debbie Downer moments, she's learned to embrace her destiny over the years. That is, until the love of her life is in need of her help. She's ran from Dillen for years, but this time, there's no escape. It's either put up, or shut up.
When the spell she casts goes haywire, will she go against everything she's been taught to save the one she loves? Or, will he be lost to her forever?
When the veil between the human realm and Zombieland is breached during a New Moon, all hell breaks loose in Bass Ackwards, Tennessee.
Warning: Witchin' Up the Dead: Magic and Mayhem Universe involves a King looking for his Queen, a jilted lover out for revenge, and a talented group of zombies who love performing off-Broadway.
Customer Reviews
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Please do not pay for this book. It is so full of misspellings, grammatical errors and punctuation that appears to have been inserted by a five year old. In order to make sense of this book you have to mentally rewrite every sentence, paragraph and chapter.
The author seems to forget her story plot as she swaps character genders. She inserts present and past tenses into conversations. This whole book is a muddle and should not have been released in it’s dire state.