Hexes and O's

A Witchy Fun RomCom

By: Lisa Wells

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She inherited a haunted Victorian and a witch’s unfinished business.

Costume designer Remington Smith thought she’d escaped her hometown for good. But when a will drags her back to claim a crumbling Victorian—the one rumored to belong to the town’s grumpiest witch—she learns the past isn’t finished with her.

The moment Remington touches the dusty spellbook left behind, it binds itself to her. Congratulations, she’s now a witch. Her new life includes gossiping ghosts, spells that backfire, and a curse that has haunted the town ever since the old witch hexed everyone on her way to the grave.

Her next-door neighbor, Jason Hart, doesn’t believe in magic or in her. The tech mogul wants to finish building his corporate retreat and escape the town’s strange energy. But every time Remington experiments with a spell, his blueprints vanish, his heart skips, and another ghost pops in with romantic advice no one asked for.

If Remington can master her magic, break the town’s curse, and survive the porch-swing gossip brigade, she might finally claim the future she was never meant to have.

Hexes and O’s is a laugh-out-loud paranormal romantic comedy full of witchy chaos, sharp banter, small-town charm, found family, and one very inconvenient love spell that refuses to be broken.

Fans of The Ex Hex and Payback’s a Witch will fall for this heart-warming, spell-tingling rom-com.

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I couldn't handle the narration. I couldn't tell the difference between characters The Voice never changed

Virtual Audio

This was my 1st experience with virtual audio and I did not like it. It lacked the emotional tone which professional audio performers bring to the book, The story itself was good. I think it would have been great with the “right” narrator.

I liked the players and the story line.

End too many unanswered Who wants to kill her and why. Did the boy get adopted. Is there a book two.

Bad narration

The narration was bad. Story was ok, a little too obvious in some spots for my taste and it felt juvenile in a way. Not really my cup of tea. But the narration was what made it hard to get through.

Ugh…Virtual Voice

DNF. I would’ve enjoyed the story more if there had been an actual narrator. Virtual voice just can’t pick up the nuances of conversation.