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I love Jeri Westerson’s Crispin books, so I was really looking forward to this one, albeit in a different genre.
I received the book on October 31, the perfect day for it. I loved it! I ended up reading until the wee hours of the morning because I couldn’t put it down. I became invested in the characters, and the community of Moody Bog.

Though I always read reviews with a synopsis of the book, I’m not good at writing them. But I will say that I became invested in the characters, and it will be hard waiting to be with them again. What could be better than a kick-ass heroine, a broody tall dark and handsome male with the dark in his being as well as his looks? Throw is a good support group of friends, a gang of evil bikers, magic, and plot line that twists and turns, and you’ve got a new world waiting to suck you in.

Booke of the Hidden is the sort of booke that quickly becomes a much loved favourite, the type that gets picked up time and time again. It’s heavy with atmosphere. It creeps around you like a fog. The writing is so descriptive and draws you in so completely, that even sitting in a well lit room, or out in the bright sunshine of day, it all disappears.

It is the first in a series of six books, and it helped knowing that going in. While some said it was too slow in developing, or in pace, I didn’t find it so at all. That may be because I think of it as the beginning, not as a work presented s the entire story to be told. My only question is, how will I be able to wait until the next book comes out?


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Booke of the Hidden Jeri Westerson 9781635760507 Books Reviews

I don't give out many 5-star reviews. Booke of the Hidden by Jeri Westerson deserves it. She brings a superb storytelling ability into the land of Urban Fantasy, with compelling characters who have enough depth they feel real. Booke has everythng UF and PNR fans expect, but the twists and character shading turn this fantastic story into one of the best reading experiences I've had in years. Well done, Jeri Westerson. I can't wait to read more, and ultimately, that's the best thing anyone can say about a book. You have a new fan, here.
Booke of the Hidden (Booke of the Hidden #1) by Jeri Westerson.

Kylie Strange has finally taken the plunged and left her boyfriend and the herbs & tea shop they shared. She's moved as far away from California to start a new life. The town she's decided on is rather a quaint village-the village of Moody Bog in Maine.
Kylie is in her new home now surrounded by people she's never met. So it's time to get to work cleaning up and making this home her own. Something had to be done with that wall and Kylie starts hacking away when she comes to a place with that wall. In that place is a book, a very old book. The question remains what is the book all about and why was it hidden within this wall. She starts browsing through it and finds all the pages left blank.

Enough with this book time to find a repair man to do as inexpensive a patch work on it as possible. The manager at the hardware store recommends Doc for a repairman. Everybody in the village knows Doc. A retired and beloved Doctor that now works in his spare time a a repairman. soon doc is over the house working on covering that hole in the wall as best he can. soon they get to talking about the town and the residents living there.

Kylie learns much about the town and it's residents including that doc is a Wiccan and a member of a local Wiccan group.
The Wiccan group consists of
Jolene-a young lap top expert.
Nick-an easy going kid trying to find where he belongs.
Seraphine- a supposed seer of sorts.
Doc-retired from the medical field but part time repairman.

Kylie at first is thrown off balance a bit when meeting with these people but soon finds herself more at ease. Everyone in the group seems down to earth in their own sort of way.
While Kylie begins to feel her way around this new environment a figure lingers outside her home close to the woods. It appears to be a man, but then just a quickly disappears.

This review is just a short glimpse into Kylie's new world and I'm so glad I decided to join her. This author is nothing less than a true story teller. The characters were well defined and colorful lending depth to the experiences that await. As each new situation around they grew in their relationship to each other as well in strength of their (let me say) convictions. Absolutely loved this book on kindle and have ordered the next book. Very highly recommended!
This book is not the type of book I usually read, but since Ms. Westerson wrote it, and I love everything else she's written that I've read (Crispin's medieval novels, etc.), I wanted to give this a shot, and I'm glad I did! It's full of action and intrigue, intensely scary parts and even some romance, which makes it all good. I love the tea shop idea - we don't have them where I live, and I can envision having a great cup of amazing tea there. I am looking forward to the 2nd book in this series, to read not only what Ms. Westerson has in store for us, but to see how the relationships progress.
I tried this on a whim with little information on what it was. Clearly, I am not the target audience, which I'd guess was females 15-35. There's a very strong whiff of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and I kept visualizing a Valley Girl gushing about how her latest crush was "like, this totally cute demon guy". I persisted reading (mostly due to circumstantial boredom and stubbornness) and it got better and a smidge more serious near the end. Given that, as a middle aged man, I am clearly SO not the target audience, the fact that I did finish it and found it somewhat interesting overall probably speaks well of the author, in a peculiar sort of way.
I love Jeri Westerson’s Crispin books, so I was really looking forward to this one, albeit in a different genre.
I received the book on October 31, the perfect day for it. I loved it! I ended up reading until the wee hours of the morning because I couldn’t put it down. I became invested in the characters, and the community of Moody Bog.

Though I always read reviews with a synopsis of the book, I’m not good at writing them. But I will say that I became invested in the characters, and it will be hard waiting to be with them again. What could be better than a kick-ass heroine, a broody tall dark and handsome male with the dark in his being as well as his looks? Throw is a good support group of friends, a gang of evil bikers, magic, and plot line that twists and turns, and you’ve got a new world waiting to suck you in.

Booke of the Hidden is the sort of booke that quickly becomes a much loved favourite, the type that gets picked up time and time again. It’s heavy with atmosphere. It creeps around you like a fog. The writing is so descriptive and draws you in so completely, that even sitting in a well lit room, or out in the bright sunshine of day, it all disappears.

It is the first in a series of six books, and it helped knowing that going in. While some said it was too slow in developing, or in pace, I didn’t find it so at all. That may be because I think of it as the beginning, not as a work presented s the entire story to be told. My only question is, how will I be able to wait until the next book comes out?