The Conjurer (The Vine Witch Book 3) Kindle Edition

The Conjurer continues the action packed adventure that traveled through the first 2 Vine Witch books. Louanne painted a beautiful picture of all the new locations and scenes in this final book that really made me feel like I was traveling along with the girls. I kept wondering how it could possibly tie all together in the end, and was worried that it would be a little predictable but in the end— I was nothing short of mind blown. Then intertwining of each character's fate was very well thought out and very exciting in conclusion. I could not be happier with this trilogy(except for if there was a 4th book, of course, lol). Thank you for the adventure, Louanne, it was one I won't soon forget!

Elena, Yvette and Sidra once more join together in one more adventure. An evil Jin wants revenge for the death of his brother, Sidra's husband. He blames Sidra for what he believes was a murder. The three friends work together to save a small village and its inhabitants from disaster. This wraps up the delightful series. ( although truth be told, I wouldn't hate seeing more from this trio.)

Don't read this part if you don't want to be spoiled.-----Who the fudge was the sorcerer that Jamra used? It seems like a loose end because evil jinn!!!!! I am. Probably incomprehensible right now but I literally just finished the book 2 minutes ago and my emotions are still high so I don't know why I have this need to know who the bastard sorcerer is who helped Jamra. Of course, he could have been compelled to Jamra's work. But... Uuuuuugh. It just screams like loose end to me. Maybe I need to calm down first.-----End of spoilerBut yes, I love how this wraps up the trilogy very well. We see each woman use her innate ability to help each other as they did in the other books. New characters come, familiar characters remain, and things come to a close.

Have you ever seen a sparkle on dewy grass that caught your curious eye ? And you go to it to find it's not what you expected, but so much more. When you look closer you see a magical miniature world.But, it's Luanne that sparkles, drawing a big delightful world full of magic, mystery, genies, fairys, witches, good and evil.Such a fun, delightful, adventurous and entertaining trip through and to another world.And topping it all off, it's a love story !

It took me longer to read and then review this book than usual. I had to digest everything that occurred. This is a good read and a satisfying conclusion to The Vine Witch series. Book 3 concentrates on Sidra, the jinni. It’s her story but Elena and Yvette play prominent roles. There is more action in the finale but it made sense. Book 3 also explained the cosmic connection between the 3 magical women. Because each book leads up to this finale, I think it’s important to read the series in order. I was not disappointed.

This third installment of the Vine Witch saga does not disappoint. It is filled with rich and sensual world-building that engages all your senses. The friendships that were forged in The Vine Witch and developed through The Glamourist continue to grow in this third book as Elena, Yvette and Sidra are brought back together, inexplicably tied by fate. The threads of their stories entertwine, spiraling to a climatic conclusion and big reveals that add clarity to some mysterious coincidences throughout the story and unaswered questions from the first two books.This story is like a beautiful tapestry woven together with love, loss, betrayal and redemption - an absolutely wonderful diversion!

Sometimes when you read a trilogy and there is a span of time between each book it can lose the reader because it’s easy to forget the story line. This series kept me wanting to read each book that came out and the story kept my attention and was such a page turner. This last book was the perfect balance in bringing everything together to create the perfect ending. I hated to see this trilogy end but hey it’s called a trilogy for a reason. Great read!

Continuing with the Vine Witch story, Sidra (the jinni) was accused of murdering her husband and was in prison when we met her in the first book.Relying on a sisterhood of magic, a mysteriously faithful dog, and a second-rate sorcered, Sidra defends herself using the village's greatest asset: its perfume.It is as beguiling a lure as it is a formidable shield; is it enough to protect Sidra and those she loves.A good mystery.

This was an excellent book to round off the trilogy, this time playing through Sidra's story to an excellent conclusion. I am happy to note, though, that there is scope to revisit Yvette's story and take it further. Does this mean there is a fourth book in the works?Actually, I enjoyed this book so much that I went back to book one and read all three for a second time. Most satisfactory. I don't want to ruin the story, but in these troubled times it is comforting to read books that are not only well written but also uplifting and positive. You won't regret buying this book if you enjoyed the other two.

As a child my favourite books were of magical creatures, fairies goblins elves and witches.So I couldn't resist The Vine Witch and the following books.What a delight all three were to read, each title reflecting each key character.The story evolved and twisted like an old wisteria drawing one in.I had an inkling about the furry creature being a romantic, but was delighted with the outcome of the story.Magic is all around us if we just open our eyes, and what a magical author Luanne Smith.All three a must read, looking forward to reading more of her novels.

I loved the Vine Witch as soon as I read it and followed up with the next two books in the series by pre order. This third is the best by far. Great plotting, beautiful imagery ( I could imagine myself in the perfume village) and a great story.What’s not to like? Fae, witches and genies and this book cracked along at a blistering pace: much more action than the predecessors. But it’s not just about magic, it’s about female friendship alongside the fantasy. Absolutely loved it!

In the third installment we get Sidra's story. I loved this book as much as the others. I love how Luanne intertwines the three of them as well as introducing us to new characters. The Conjurer kept me guessing and I didn't see that twist coming. I really loved how all 3 books came full circled and all our questions were answered. Now I am left to pounder what mischief the our three girls may get up to in the future. But for now I will imagine them having a small wine party relaxing in the garden. ♡

Sidra the jinn has been hiding among the Fae. Both she and Yvette are cast out and with Elena's help find themselves fighting for their lives.This is a truly remarkable book and a fitting end to the trilogy. All the loose ends are tied together at the end of an action packed book.Highly recommended.