This is my first experience with Gwen Mitchell. I had a delightful time diving into her Zyne Legacy. It was different and unique.
To Tame a Wild Heart is book one in the Zyne Legacy series. It’s a fast-paced adventure into a witchy world.
Empathic powers, evil sorcerers, animal characters, and witches are just a few of the things we are treated too. I enjoyed both Corvin and Audrey. We get to learn about their past and their magic. As for their romance it was sweet. I really loved Corvin. He understands Audrey, that she is as wild as the animals her cares for, and so he knows how to win her over. Their where also several secondary characters to enjoy and the plot was fascinating. We learn of the dangers in their world; both from mundane and the magical beings. As for the witch society I’m not sure how I feel about it, yet. I need more time in this world to fully decided.
As I was reading I did have some questions pop up and they did get answered, but I also had more questions by the end that where left un-answered.
To Tame a Wild Heart was a satisfying read and I’m curious to read on.
Rated: 3.5 Stars
*Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy provided by Gwen Mitchell via Xpresso Book Tours with the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments and ratings are my own.
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Gwen lives a life of romance and adventure with her very own hero in Seattle. She’s a nature lover, science geek, and kitchen witch, with a nose for well-aged tequila and a pin-up fashion obsession. When not hiking to hidden waterfalls, taking in a burlesque show, or otherwise cavorting through the Emerald City, Gwen can be found in her favorite cozy chair brewing tales of magic, murder, and romance.
I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings. I wish the best in keeping up the good work in the future.
I love all things witchy.
This sounds like an awesome story! Thanks for sharing your review.
Great review =D Thank you
Glad you enjoyed my review. Thank’s Wendy for stopping in.
great review it sounds like an interesting book, thanks
Great review and thanks for the intro to Gwen and her work. I am now a fan.
The book sounds really interesting, and maybe a little spooky.
It is interesting. Such a verity of powers, characters, and more.
I can certainly relate to wanting to remain untamed. Lovely cover.
Yes it’s something most of use can relate too. I had fun with this read.
it’s always so great when we have something different!
Yes it is!
Thank you so much for the tour stop and thoughtful review, Angela! I’m so glad you liked it. 🙂
It was my pleasure! ^_^
This sounds good, thank you for the giveaway!
Good luck in the giveaway. Glad you stopped in to check out To Tame a Wild Heart!
Liz, thank you for stopping in. I’m happy to share my thoughts and help you find new authors or books to try out.
Who doesn’t like a freebie book? I liked this one and of course first books are always a little hard. Their is so much for the author to introduce to the reader. I’m hoping to get my questions answered and looking forward to checking out the next book when it comes. Thank’s for stopping in Melanie.
Hope you enjoy!
You are welcome, Giselle. It’s an interesting read and I’m curious to fin out more. Thank’s for stopping in.
Thank you Kathy. Glad you enjoyed my review.
Book 1 are sometimes hard. Theirs a lot the author has to introduce. I enjoyed and I’m curious to read on and find out more. Thank’s for stopping in. ^_^
Great review! Shared on my socials!
Thanks for hosting today, Angela! This sounds like a fun read! 🙂
Looking forward to reading it!
Angela, book 1 in a new series sometimes has that effect on me too. Hopefully if you read further you will get your answers. I like the witchy world premise though. Thanks
This book sounds great! thanks 🙂
Thank’s for stopping by.
I hope that your unanswered questions will be answered in later books. This sounds like something I will like. I grabbed that freebie (thanks for pointing it out). Great review.