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A review by nevclue
Three Mages and a Margarita by Annette Marie
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.
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.