Wishful Thinking
by Elizabeth Rudnick
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Critic Rating
60%
Critic Reviews: 10
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Reader Rating
88%
Reader Ratings: 10
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Synopsis
The third book in Stevens’s Time of Transition paranormal romance series Free-spirit Stormy Jones-Smythe is a master weaver and upcoming artist. The discovery that she’s also a fairy godmother is a major interruption in her life, then, in this, the third book and final book of the Time of Transition series. Stormy’s transition is anything but smooth. With all the trouble the Council has faced with the previous two choices, they aren’t taking any chances with... more
- All Critics: 10
- Positive: 8
- Negative: 2
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The Romance Reader
Gabi Stevens has created a vibrant and accessible world full of magic...
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All About Romance
The technical points were all hit perfectly, the magic added a bit of extra spice - but the story just didn't have zing.
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Larissa's Bookish Life | 23 Apr 2012
Even though I love the characters, the world, the story, i think the ending was not what it could have been and what they deserved.
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Romancing the Book | 17 May 2012
With each page I was so riveted that I didn’t want to put it down.
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Books and Things | 1 May 2012
Definitely pick up these books if you are looking for a new world to dive into.
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A Buckeye Girl Reads | 24 Apr 2012
This is one paranormal series that is going on my keeper shelf.
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Geeky Bloggers Book Blog | 20 Apr 2012
This was just a well-balanced story that really gave me a fantastic feeling at the end.
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Alternative Worlds | 26 Mar 2012
The final Time of Transition fantasy is a terrific timely thriller...
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I'd So Rather Be Reading
I enjoyed the plot twists and found myself surprised at the way the story concluded.
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