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Book Review of The Kitchen Witch (Accidental Witch, Bk 1)

The Kitchen Witch (Accidental Witch, Bk 1)
The Kitchen Witch (Accidental Witch, Bk 1)
Author: Annette Blair
Genre: Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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This was a fantastic, fun read. Very well written, I laughed and cried; could not put it down. Will definately be looking for more from this writer!

Set in Old Salem around the Halloween season, this charming romantic comedy features a wacky, if good-hearted, self-proclaimed witch and her upstairs neighbor, a reformed bad boy trying to be a responsible father to his adorable four-year-old son, Shane.

Needing a reliable baby sitter, Logan Kilgarven agrees to an exchange: he will find a job for Melody at the local TV station, where he is a producer, and she will be on call to baby sit Shane as needed. Melody, however, spurns his offer of a secretarial position, countering with a bid for a cooking show. The catch? Melody can't cook. At all.

But with a combination of sex appeal and well-developed marketing skills, she sells the station owner on the concept, and several spicy encounters in elevators and on counters and desktops are the inevitable result. With both of them fighting their feelings, and several matchmakers as well as one marplot stirring the cauldron, Blair has crafted a fun and sexy romp.