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Type of bind: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.6
EAN num: 9780425198810
ISBN number: 0425198812
Label: Berkley
Manufacturer: Berkley
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 320
Printing Date: October 05, 2004
Publishing house: Berkley
Release Date: October 05, 2004
Sale Popularity Level: 49069
Studio: Berkley
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When a single-dad TV executive hires Melody Seabright--a flaky rich girl and rumored witch--as his babysitter, she magically lands her own cooking show...and makes sparks fly.
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I was incredibly disappointed by this book. I stopped at chapter 2 and started skimming to see if it was worth it to muddle through the shallow characters and weak plot. What I quickly found was soft porn thinly (and I do mean thinly) veiled as a story. Why bother with character development or a solid plot when you can throw constant sexual tease and teen-boy-sex fantasy in its place. Pathetic really. Try Madelyn Alt for decent characters that grow, for real sexual tension, nicely developed plots and an overall good read.
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I was really looking forward to reading this book, but was disappointed. I read the very first 5 chapters before putting it down. All I can say is that there is too much sexual tension and not enough witchery. Maybe if I had read further it would have gotten better, but there was only so much desperate sexual attraction that I could take.
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I think someone owes Shanna Swendon an apology for saying this book is comparable to her delightful series. I was irritated with the whole time I was reading it for repeating the tired character cliches and reminding us that the dad was a bad boy and is "tempted" by this weird virginal witch. I could not identify with the characters and the narrative was disjointed.
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I thought this book was very cute and I don't regret buying it but it wasn't what I was expecting. I really expected a little more romance. The story was nice and it was definitely funny but if your used to Christine Warren novels this doesn't compare. It's a nice story and a good way to pass the time but not one I would rush out to purchase. It's well written and everything jut not one of my favorites.
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Logan Kilgraven has just finally gotten custody of his 4-year old son Shane and has decided to move back to Salem Massachusetts where he originally grew up to raise his son. Unfortunately for him the woman who lives downstairs is driving him crazy.
Melody Seabright, a self-proclaimed eccentric wears vintage clothes on a daily basis, works odd-job to pay the rent, and is a disaster in the kitchen so imagine Logan's shock and horror when she asks if she can interview to be the cooking show host at the TV station he works at.
Because of his attraction to her however, Logan can't refuse and Melody lands the job after flaunting her assets for the station manager. Together, they learn many life lessons including how to love, how to be a friend, and how to cook.
Despite the corny theme, I actually got quite into "The Kitchen Witch." Granted, it totally was not what I was expecting when I opened the book. I was expecting some kind of fantasy romance like Gena Showalter is famous for, but instead I got a cute and quirky chick-lit romance book. It was actually quite a pleasant surprise. I whizzed through this book. The writing is not exactly note-worthy but neither is it atrocious compared to Beatrice Small's. Overall this was a fun beach-read type book that won't take a fast reader very long, but will leave you wanting more of Blair. Basically, it was cute...hard to rave too much about it though.
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