The Whimsy Witch Who Wasn't

Tales of Xest, Book 1

By: Donna Augustine

Narrated by: Angel Clark

When they kidnapped me to Xest, they thought I was a nobody, another lowly whimsy witch to work in their wish factory. They couldn’t have been more wrong.

Everybody has bad days, stories of horror and woe. Unless they have the wind calling their name and ghosts telling them they have bad debts, I don’t have time to listen. I’m too busy with the hot guy who yelled at me because of some stupid feather and strange people jumping through puddles and kidnapping me to Xest. If you don’t know where Xest is, join the club. They say it’s somewhere north of North, and east of East. It sure doesn’t look like any place I’ve ever seen.

So yeah, top that day and maybe I’ll hear you out. Right now though, I’ve got to go help the hot guy keep the darkness at bay over by the Unsettled Lands, while trying to not blow things up. It’s the only way I’ll ever get back to Salem.

©2020 Donna Augustine (P)2025 Donna Augustine

Enjoyable book

I really enjoyed listening to this book. I felt the characters were very well written, the plot was interesting, and I look forward to listening to the next book in the series.

Overall great read

The narrator did great voices for the dialogue but the narration sounded completely affected, like a newscaster. It drove me nuts.

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I haven't read any books by this author so I gave this one a try. the first chapter was confusing but I kept reading and the story got better. I'm not sure I will read book two, maybe if I want to read something different. the narrator was very easy to listen to.

An outstanding must have book!

The whimsy Witch Who Wasn’t, by Donna Augustine narrated by Angel Clark is a must have book! Tippi thinks her life has been destroyed, but she is about to find out it is just the opposite.
The narrator brings this book to life and the author allows us to be transported to a whole new dimension with Tippi.
You won’t regret this book or the series!

Has Lots of possibilities but needs changes to be a really good series.

I essentially liked the characters and the new alternate world. I’ve never liked Angel Clark as a narrator although she was less offensive than she is when narrating for Amanda Lee. The story was interesting but somehow the timing of events, down to when her magic was revealed, and her preservation of the same idiot themes (self reflection way over done) I found myself finally hurriedly getting through to get to the actual story. Still, I liked it enough to get the next book and see if I’m less aggravated by small stuff.