Blurb:
Daisy Hudson is a newly reinstated plainclothes
cop, but more importantly, she has just come to the realization that she’s a
witch. Not just any witch, but a very powerful witch.
After reuniting with her
partner Inspector Herb
Farrell who eventually catches on to Daisy’s powers—as well as
falls for her charms—together they conclude that the ordinary crimes of their
city have become overshadowed by the evil conspiracy of a sinister group of
gray men.
From petty crimes to
those committed at the highest level of government, it becomes apparent that
these tall, ugly, gray-skinned men known as the Warlocks harbor a far-reaching, ominous
plot...an alien takeover of the Earth.
Even with the aid of the
forceful local coven, will Daisy and Herb have the fire power to prevent the
Warlocks’ impending overthrow of the government?
Review:
Okay, I admit it; I’m
prejudiced. Being Wiccan, I love books about witches—especially ones with a
sense of humor, and Mr. Hartley’s witches always have an acerbic wit that
tickles my humerus. I’m a fan, so I kind of go into his books expecting to have
fun reading them and Cop With a Wand
did not disappoint.
The first time Daisy
uses her powers, she puts a bully in his place, and in the hospital with a
crushed testicle, and she doesn’t even realize she did it. Well, she’s only in Junior High. She barely
mutters the spell. She doesn’t even know it’s a spell. These strange words just
sort of come to her and he’s on the ground, writhing in pain. The kid he was beating up swears she was at least ten feet away. She couldn’t have attacked
him.
Daisy’s boss suspects
she’s a witch, but maintains a “don’t ask; don’t tell” policy while sending her
out on cases that include strange elements. And they all seem to lead back to
the grey men, the Warlocks, who seem to be turning up everywhere, including
above her boss’ head.
Needless to say, Mr.
Hartley grabbed me on the first page and kept me going right through to the
last word. Despite its length, the book sped by all too quickly. I hope there
will be sequels.
Length:
251 Pages
Price:
$5.50
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