Three reasons you should read A Little Night Magic by Angie Fox
- A Little Night Magic introduces you to two fun paranormal worlds from Angie Fox.
- The shorter stories are easy to read in one sitting, but still full of fun plots and characters.
- A mix of cozy mystery style adventures along with a bit of action gives the paranormal reader fix you’ve been looking for.
About A Little Night Magic
Title: A Little Night Magic: Five tales of love, laughter & friendship – under a full moon
Author: Angie Fox
Genre: Paranormal, Urban Fantasy, Cozy Mystery
New York Times bestselling author Angie Fox is back with an enchanting collection of six sweet, quirky, laugh-out-loud tales of paranormal mischief. Enter a world of magic with the ever-popular and always rowdy biker witches; take off on a spine-tingling adventure with a Southern good girl turned reluctant ghost hunter; and sizzle in the sultry heat of New Orleans as a voodoo mamba makes one very big mistake when casting a love spell. These charming tales of love, friendship, and laughter are a pure delight.
My Review of A Little Night Magic by Angie Fox
A Ghostly Gift – Southern Ghost Hunter
A spirit at the resale shop is trying to make right something he didn’t get to do from his past. Verity’s jobs to help him seem simple at first, but they always take a fun and slightly dangerous twist before the end.
Ghost of a Chance – Southern Ghost Hunter
By far, my favorite of the Southern Ghost Hunter short stories so far. There’s a wonderful romance, a family in need of mending, and it all takes place on the ghostly plane. This one dives a little deeper into Verity’s past (which you learn more about in the main series), and it was written in a way that gives you enough information without giving everything away.
Both Southern Ghost Hunter stories do an amazing job of telling a full story without messing with the main series too much. You can enjoy them as an addition to the series, or you can use them to find out if the series is right for you – which I’m sure it will be!
Gentlemen Prefer Voodoo – Demon Slayer
This was a really fun story. When Amie, a voodoo priestess, accidentally summons a man from the grave when she tries to summon love – well – things get a little interesting. She’s determined to put him back in the grave where he came from. He’s determined to convince Amie he’s the perfect man for her – but time is quickly running out. A very different take on the paranormal romance genre. I’m not sure how this fits into the overall Demon Slayer series – but it definitely makes me want to read more of them.
I Brake for Biker Witches – Demon Slayer
This was my first introduction to Lizzie Brown – the main character of the Demon Slayer series (or so it seems). She was fun, feisty, and quite a bit over the top. All the biker witches are. But how cool is it to follow a biker gang that’s all really crazy over-the-top witches. I Brake for Biker Witches seemed like an introduction story, even though it takes place later in the series. It was a great way to get to know the crew and a little bit about their history.
Date with a Demon Slayer – Demon Slayer
Celebrating their anniversary in a haunted Bed and Breakfast might not be the best idea. Especially when the ghost is very violent and hates when people get a little frisky under his roof. There were some light-hearted moments with the occupants of the B&B, but this was definitely a little on the darker side.
Some Like It Hexed – Demon Slayer
This story was so much fun! The characters really cracked me up, and there were a lot of great pagan references and some really good-hearted Halloween fun. This is the story that makes me want to know more. It was the perfect mix of fun, mystery, and excitement.
The Demon Slayers stories were a bit of a mixed bag – but overall I really enjoyed the fun characters, and it definitely made me want to read more about them.
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