Welcome to our stop on The Spellspeaker's Prophecy blog tour. Hosted by Rockstar Book Tours.
Beasts of Vegas #2
Author: Anna Abner
Reading Level: Adult Fiction
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Released: April 24, 2018
Review Source: Rockstar Book Tours
Roz Carrera is a witch on the fritz. Thanks to the Coven’s rejection of her application for membership, she’s been denied a proper magical education. Without a mentor, she’s nearly useless in helping her team of vampire hunters. Complicating matters is the hulking shapeshifter she stumbles upon outside Las Vegas who may or may not be a vicious psychopath.
The only creatures shapeshifter Lukas Larsson hates more than vampires are witches. He’s in the Nevada desert to destroy the vampires who murdered his family, but the witch Roz Carrera and her ragtag team sideline him. He can’t allow the very sexy Roz to distract him from his vengeance.
The Spellspeaker’s Prophecy is a fun, action packed read that will keep you wanting more up until the ending. Of one of the major reasons why I wanted to read this book was it had vampires in it. I am a sucker for a vampire novel and all the typically clichés that go along with it. Honestly, The Spellspeaker’s Prophecy surprised me, and I ended up enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would.
Although, I did not read the first book in the series I feel The Spellspeaker’s Prophecy can be read as its own book for numerous reasons. For one it introduces a whole set of new characters. Furthermore, the world building was enough for me to understand the setting of the story without knowing anything from the previous book. It also did not throw a bunch of information at me at once, which helped with the overall flow of the book.
Two of my favorite things about The Spellspeaker’s Prophecy is the character development and the romantic plot of the story. Roz is strong female lead, who kicks some serious butt throughout the novel. She is headstrong, but has trouble trusting people. Sometimes she doesn’t believe in herself the way she should. These flaws carry on into the romantic plot with Lukas. Lukas counteracts her flaws throughout the novel. It is interesting to see how the two interact with each other from the beginning to the end.
Overall, The Spellspeaker’s Prophecy is a solid four star read. It is definitely not for everyone, but if you are looking for a fun read then this is the book for you.
One of my first memories is dangling over the arm of our living room sofa telling myself a post-apocalyptic survival tale in which my mother and I were the last two people on earth. It was so fun, I never stopped telling stories. In high school, I faked being ill so I could stay home to work on a novel about a nanny who falls in love with her boss’ bad boy nephew.
As an adult I earned a college degree, got married, and had a child, but I never stopped writing. It only got more fun. I wrote through my lunch breaks at work. I wrote on the treadmill at the gym. Eventually, I had dozens of short stories, novellas, and full-length novels piling up on thumb drives and in plastic tubs.
Now, I’m ready to share my stories with you, starting with The Dark Caster Series, the Red Plague Series, and the Beasts of Vegas Series. I hope you love reading them as much as I loved writing them!
I also write LGBT short stories under the name Sadie West. All works available at Amazon, SmashWords, and Barnes and Noble.
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Week One:
4/16/2018- BookishBookie- Excerpt
4/17/2018- Simply Daniel Radcliffe- Review
4/18/2018- Spilling Words- Excerpt
4/19/2018- Two Chicks on Books- Guest Post
4/20/2018- BookHounds- Interview
Week Two:
4/23/2018- Eating Between the Lines Inc- Spotlight
4/24/2018- Once Upon A Twilight- Review
4/25/2018- Mama Reads Blog- Review
4/26/2018- Becky on Books- Excerpt
4/27/2018- Read. Eat. Love.- Spotlight
Giveaway Details:
5 winners will receive an eBook of THE SPELLSPEAKER’S PROPHECY, International.
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This is not I will admit my usual type of read , but I came across it while working on planning a book blog tour for a book I am working with just now and your book looks a fun read !! I love too how you tell about having always been a story teller and writer !!!
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