The Witches of New York: A Novel

Five Stars Judy C. A very fun read. Well written. I hope that there's a sequel.. Laurie@The Baking Bookworm said Atmospheric but a slow-paced look at magic in 1880's NYC. Atmospheric but a slow-paced look at magic in 1880's NYC 3.5 STARS - What do magic, mystics, suffragists, female oppression and Cleopatra's Needle all have in common? They're a mixed bag of topics but they're all important parts of The Witches of New York.McKay's story focuses around three women who just happen to be witches - A. .5 STARS - What do magic, mystics, suffragists, female oppression and Cleopatra's Needle all have in common? They're a mixed bag of topics but they're all important parts of The Witches of New York.McKay's story focuses around three women who just happen to be witches - A. Suzanne said Too many ideas for just 1 book leaving readers lost amidst the details. Author Ami McKay had too many ideas for one good book and rather than winnow them down to a good strong tale, she kept them all, leaving readers overwhelmed and lost amidst the details. She starts with a beautiful young performer pretending to see the future, horrendously

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