Anya Bast

When Jack McAllister, the head of security for The Coven, a national organization that governs witches, is assigned to watch over Mira Hoskins, who is unaware of her abilities, and protect her from a group of renegade witches, his assignment takes a passionate turn. Original.

Witch Fire

Michelle Xu

While some parts of the book had me flipping page after page to see what would happen in the plot.... the majority of the actual literature of the book was cheesy and slightly awkward.

While yes, okay, no one reads these books for the literature, but for the /sex/, this book was... way too much sex. So much. There was like... no element of imagination or teasing. Just... sex sex sex sex. So, if you like that, then this would be a good read.

I, on the other hand, would have liked more character development, plot development, and just... more everything except sex. Even though in the end, I did get into the plot, the beginning was extremely difficult to read. Mira's thought process and the character dialogue was cheesy and difficult to read. And due to lack of character development, I could not understand why Jack liked Mira so (besides their powers matching well). He kept calling her smart and intelligent, but I didn't feel like she reflected that.

In general, this was a fast read, lots of smut, some nice action near the end... that's about it.

Witch Fire

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