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Welcome to my stop on the Cover Spell blog tour hosted by InkSlingerPR!

Today I am excited to share my review, a guest post by T.A., as well as a giveaway with you all!

 

My Review:

 

After having read and enjoyed the first book in the Ivy Grace Spell Series, I was very excited to receive a copy of the second, Cover Spell, for review. T.A. Foster has developed a fun, paranormal series that revolves around Ivy Grace- a writer who also happens to be a witch. In both books, Ivy finds herself amidst mysterious happenings and ends up playing detective to figure out what is going on and if paranormal forces are at work.

 

In this book, as the blurb states, she is spending time in New Orleans with her new script turned movie production. She is still hurting over the events that occurred at the end of Time Spell and New Orleans proves to be the perfect distraction from her now non-existent love life. Or is it...?

 

The biggest surprise of this book is the reemergence of her ex-boyfriend and love Finn. Oh, Finn. I really liked him, but he was really hard to get a read on. Ivy is very wary of him, as he has broken her heart once before. I don't blame her for being cautious and always questioning his motives. He claims he wants her back, but she can't go through the same heartbreak she did before. Trust is not something that she can afford to give Finn, even though I really liked them together.

 

I am really excited to read Finn's book next because I think there's a whole other layer to him that needs to be discovered! I want to know more about his Shadow Quest and find out what his true feelings for Ivy are. Like I said, I felt it was hard to figure him out- what was real and what wasn't.

 

Foster is a very descriptive writer and she gives Ivy such a fun voice. It comes across as a bit cheesy at times, but overall I was as fully invested in solving the crime as Ivy was.

 

I did miss Jack in this book though. He played a major role in the first book, but only makes a cameo in this one. I felt bad for Ivy because she had to make some really difficult decisions, but I admire that she would sacrifice her own happiness for the protection of one she cares about. The ending definitely leaves us open as to where Foster will take Ivy's romance next and I can't wait to find out, as well as join her for the next case!

 

~Guest Post: Love, Love, Love Lessons by T.A. Foster~

 

 

About T.A. Foster:

T.A. has an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a graduate degree in Educational Psychology from Texas A&M University. When she’s not chasing her two-legged and four-legged children or trying to escape for date night, you can find her reading, writing or planning her next beach trip.

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