Review: Accidental Witch

Accidental Witch by Lydia Sherrer
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Synopsis:

"I never meant to become a witch. But when someone you love dies, logic and reason die with them." 

Sebastian Blackwell is your typical high school popular kid: attractive, charming, and a little rebellious. At least he used to be. But when his parents are killed in a freak accident, he goes from cool kid to orphan outcast before the dirt even settles over their graves. Now a shell of his former self, Sebastian realizes what really matters in life and is determined to get it back, no matter the cost. To do it, he'll have to delve into his family's darkest secrets, secrets his parents tried to protect him from his whole life. 

With a ghost as his only friend, a goth girl his only ally, and a demon prince his only chance, Sebastian sets out on a desperate path of redemption that seems more likely to damn him than to save him. For all power has a price, and Sebastian must decide what he is willing to pay to defy death itself. 

For fans of paranormal series like Supernatural and Odd Thomas, this tale of loss and the struggle for redemption will keep you on the edge of your seat. Grab it today and discover what you would give to save those you love most. 

(Suggested age range 15+ for mild language and violence. The Dark Roads Trilogy is a spinoff series of Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus - The Lily Singer Adventures. Either series can be read first.)

My Thoughts:

Cover/Title: The title drew me in. Who doesn't like a book with a witch?

Characters: I didn't care for the characters too much. I just wanted to slap them and say "stop acting so dumb!" LOL

Plot: The story was interesting and showed why people shouldn't mess with things they don't understand. Especially when it comes to demons.

Overall: The book was interesting. Once I got past the fact that the characters took dumb to a new level, I enjoyed it.

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