My Review

Another book with one of my favorite witches, Jazz…and her hunky vampire boyfriend, Nick. Yum!!!  In the second book of the Hex Series, Jazz is having nightmares and so is Nick.  Someone is out to get both of them.  Not only is Jazz and Nick having trouble, but so are Jazz’s bunny slippers.  (Poor bunny slippers have been accused of eating a were-shifter).  Now it’s up to Jazz to find out if they did or not.  She is forced to lock them out in a magical cage until she can come up with what happened actually.  In the mean awhile, Jazz is dealing with other dilemmas of her own.  Like stated before, someone is out to get both Jazz and Nick.  Their relationship is being affected.  There is one time after waking up that Jazz comes down with a serious condition, that even has Nick running for cover.  Hopefully, they can figure it out before something serious happens to them or one of them. My thoughts on Hex Appeal was, of course, I’m so glad to read more about Jazz and Nick.  *sigh*  Love both of those two characters.  I even got to read about my fave bunny slippers.  Another shoe apparel was introduced in this book too, which I would mind also having.  Darn, Jazz and her impressive wardrobe.  I felt terrible for both Jazz and Nick and what they were going through in their lives. I was upset when Nick ran when Jazz needed him the most.  (The jerk!). I did find myself putting down the book every once in a while because it didn’t have the same appeal as the first book, but it did not prevent me from stop reading.  I wanted to find out who was attacking both Jazz and Nick.  I also wanted to know who was framing the bunny slippers.  (I know they’re deadly slippers…but they’re so cute…yes…I said cute). I loved the humor in this book of course.  Linda knows how to make me laugh.  I always love a good paranormal book that has some humor in it. When Jazz found out who was behind the nightmares, I wanted to hurt the person just like she did.  Grr! How dare that person attack Jazz over something silly. I do believe “Hex Appeal” will be my least favorite in the series, but it will not stop me from reading the third book in the series when I have some downtime.  I want to find out what happens next to Jazz. I recommend this to readers who love a little humor in their book and readers who love the paranormal.