Sorcery and the Single Girl (15th Anniversary Edition)
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Publisher Description
“Klasky keeps you entranced from start to finish.” — Romantic Times
Librarian Jane Madison found out she’s a witch, and now her life is turning upside down.
The local coven has delivered an offer she can’t refuse—work a major spell on its behalf or lose her beloved arcane books, her sassy feline familiar, and—worst of all—her compelling astral protector, David Montrose.
The coven’s test isn’t Jane’s only challenge. Her new boyfriend, a handsome Brit, seems determined to distract her from magic. Her closest witchy friend has a distinctly loose grasp on arcane ethics. And Jane has no idea what to think about her drama-queen mother, her mojito-loving best friend, and her boss’s demands that she step up to the next level at work!
Is sorcery the answer to Jane’s problems? Or does magic actually spell “disaster”?
Magical Washington includes The Washington Witches Series, the Washington Vampires Series, the Washington Warders, and the Washington Medical: Vampire Ward Series:
Girl's Guide to Witchcraft
Sorcery and the Single Girl
Magic and the Modern Girl
Single Witch's Survival Guide
Joy of Witchcraft
Capital Magic
"Dreaming of a Witch Christmas"
"Nice Witches Don't Swear"
Fright Court
Law and Murder
High Stakes Trial
“Stake Me Out to the Ball Game”
The Library, the Witch, and the Warder
The Witch Doctor Is In
Fae's Anatomy
The Lady Doctor is a Vamp
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Klasky emphasizes the importance of being true to yourself and having faith in friends and family in her bewitching second romance featuring fledgling witch Jane Madison (after Girl's Guide to Witchcraft). Young librarian Jane believes getting into the elite Washington Coven, ruled by the prodigious Teresa Alison Sidney, is of major importance. If Jane wants to hold on to her familiar, her valuable book and gemstone collection andDavid Montrose, her hunky protector and instructor, she has to meet the coven's standards for knowledge and skill. When slickly seductive Graeme Henderson starts laying it on suspiciously thick, and David insists that friendly coven witch Haylee can't be trusted, Jane must decide what's most important: trying to impress the popular coven snobs, or taking control of her power and doing what she knows is best for herself. Klasky's moral lesson is obvious, but readers who identify with Jane's remembered high school social angst will cheer her all the way.
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