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Minh Dong minhdong79 — One day I was at my favorite Apple Book Store $1 sale and there it was, on the shelf when you first walk into the store, not where it belonged but almost waiting to jump out at me. A book about witchcraft, hmmmm. Of course I bought it but I am sad to report that the reading of this book was not the magical experience that I had been hoping for. I love the cover, the web site dedicated to the book, the subject matter of Salem witches, the Harvard grad thing, so for two hundred pages I just felt confused as to why I didn't love the actual writing in the book. The first two hundred pages are torture, like get a witch to confess torture. If I hadn't owned it I would have thrown in the towel. The pacing of the story is terrible. The author never learned that you have to give the reader something interesting in order to get them to keep reading. Then you get to page 200, part 2 of the book and bam everything takes off. Suddenly Connie discovers she is a witch and she can do magic. Her love interest Sam is in terrible danger because a spell has been placed on him by? you will have it figured out in no time I'm sure. I found I liked the chapters that went back in time to the Salem witch trials and which featured Connie's ancestor, Deliverance Dance from whose name the title of the book is taken, better than the the ones that featured Connie in the present. The last moments between Deliverance and her daughter Mercy was the only part of the book that really touched me. The mandrakes and philosophers stone references were well known to me from Harry Potter and from which they were probably cribbed. The idea of a scholar/ witch was done much better in A Discovery of Witches and would probably be a better choice over this one.

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