ALL THINGS WICKED represents the third in a series. although the author does a good job of bringing the reader up to speed, it would be best to read the first two books to truly understand the plot. Caleb is a witch hunter and has known to have done fairly atrocious things to witches to rid them of their power in the past. Juliet is no longer with her coven and grieving over her sister. It is hard to reconcile a meanish witch hunter falling in love with a witch, but the author manages to convince the reader in the end.
Juliet's character was nice enough. The reader may be disappointed that she is not a "strong woman." She can be a little too gentle and fragile. However, her intentions are usually admirable. Caleb is not the easiest character to like right away as any fan of the series will not have, perhaps, the best opinion of him. However, he comes off as that strong, rough, and protective male...perfect for fragile Juliet. The author does a great job with the love scenes, making them both believable and exciting. The plot itself was well-developed and easy to follow. Any fan of both romance and the paranormal will most likely enjoy ALL THINGS WICKED.
Juliet Carpenter thought of the coven as family, but when
she falls for a man who betrays them all, sheβs left alone
and desperately searching for a reason why. Caleb Leigh has
spent the past year in hiding, unable to escape his demons.
When Juliet finds him again, her need for vengeance clashes
with the hunger still burning between them. Itβs a fight
born from the embers of a half-forgotten attraction and the
wounds of a past too raw to ignore. With enemies circling
and secrets threatening to consume them, Caleb has no choice
but to fulfill a promise made long agoβprotect her, save
her. Even if it costs him his blood, his body . . . and
whatβs left of his mind.
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