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The Wird sisters have always been in a word - weird. Their powers are different and as such they've tried to avoid the supernatural world, until they are dragged into vampire court and accused of killing a vampire.
Celia is the oldest and is a tiger shifter (but not a were). She's got a master vampire and a pureblood werewolf courting her, but she is very shy as her tigeress has scared off most the men in the past. The triangle seems fairly resolved, which is good because I hate them.
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Celia is the oldest and is a tiger shifter (but not a were). She's got a master vampire and a pureblood werewolf courting her, but she is very shy as her tigeress has scared off most the men in the past. The triangle seems fairly resolved, which is good because I hate them.
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Dec 06, 2019
Ariel
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urban-fantasy
From the "romance" to the personalities, this just wasn't for me.
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This is the first book in the Weird Sisters series and we meet Celia, Emme, Taran and Shayna wird who each have unusual talents/gifts. This is a surprisingly different urban fantasy that is action-packed from the first page. I enjoyed the variety of dangerous creatures and the Wird sisters strange gifts.
There were two things that irritated me. One was Celia Wird's insecure, self-conscious, whiny self. Man she has a hot werewolf and an even hotter vampire panting down her neck and she still acts ...more
There were two things that irritated me. One was Celia Wird's insecure, self-conscious, whiny self. Man she has a hot werewolf and an even hotter vampire panting down her neck and she still acts ...more
May 25, 2013
Gaijinmama
marked it as to-read
Nov 09, 2013
Deyara
marked it as to-read
Mar 07, 2015
ladymurmur
marked it as to-read
