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Three Mages and a Margarita by Annette Marie

nevclue's review

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3.0

3.5 stars

This is definitely a self published urban fantasy. A little rough around the edges, but with a fun core. Set in Toronto, the story posits there's a secret magical society living right alongside normal humans. The magical elements of society are organized into guilds which self govern their members. Tori, our main character, is a plain old human who knows nothing about magic. Unfortunately, she's terrible at keeping a jobs (due to problems with keeping her temper!), so shows up, desperate for a job, at a sketchy bar after finding an advertisement for a bartending gig on flyer. Despite her sass and penchant for throwing things on customers, the bar wants to hire her. The only problem is, the bar's a guild and should have never let her in in the first place.

Fast read, none of the other characters are as well drawn as Tori, but undeniably entertaining.

stephanieviolet's review

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5.0

Could not put this down, finished it in 4 hours, started the next book in the series the next day!

cherryreeds's review against another edition

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4.0

4 ⭐️

The first book in the series serves as an intriguing introduction. Although the plot takes its time to unfold, I found this deliberate pacing to be quite acceptable. What sets this urban fantasy tale apart is the fact that our heroine is a regular human, devoid of any magical abilities – a refreshing departure from the usual conventions. Tori, the central character, resonated with me deeply. She embodies a unique blend of strength, whimsy, unwavering determination, and a genuinely endearing sensitivity.

Then, we have the three mages, who are nothing short of extraordinary. Their presence ensures an unceasing whirlwind of excitement. Their rapid formation of friendship with Tori culminates in a captivating quartet.

This series embarks with strong potential, delivering a vibrant cast of characters and a meticulously constructed world. It effortlessly weaves together humor, action, captivating mages, and a fiercely independent heroine – what more could one ask for ?

aimee1of2's review

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3.0

Good fun.

claire_loves_books's review

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4.0

This was a really lighthearted and fun read

kanakk's review

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3.0

Not bad. Fun lil read to pass the time.

elzabetg's review

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4.0

This was delightful. I really enjoyed Tori's byplay with the Three Amigos and her anger issues didn't become the focus of the book. The writing was tight and kept me interested and the plot wound up well.

4 stars

dragonessreads's review

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5.0

This swept me away!

marie_reads_pr's review against another edition

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4.0

Fast paced and very entertaining. Gonna keep reading this series.

katypies's review against another edition

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5.0

I loved this. Great action scenes, can't wait to learn more about this world. Quick, easy read that helped me get out of a short reading funk!