However, there was one thing that I did not like ( and I won't reveal it because it will spoil the book). Not so great about book: I am trying to replay the book in my head and think of what I did not like about it. I don't want to go into much detail because Tabatha Vargo does such an amazing job with this book that YOU HAVE TO READ IT! Mage's past begins to haunt her and it all becomes so complex. Then Adam begins to notice her and talks to her! Soon, they spend time with each other and Mage begins to 'break-out' of her shell ( a little bit). She never had friends, but always had a crush on Adam. Because of her abilities she was an outsider. She has no parents and was raised by her grandparents, but she always had these 'abilities'. I was entwined in this world with Mage and Adam that I almost skipped going to a football game ( I never skip football! EVER!) When I started this story, I felt so sad for Mage. Her attention to detail in the book was perfection. I laughed at them and I felt like I was sitting in the garden with them. She is the most descriptive author I think I have ever read. So, I am going to say the best part is: Tabatha Vargo. 2) This book is not yet released however, the moment that I know, I will let you know! And 3) I want to say THANK YOU for this amazing read!īest part of the book: For the first time I was not sure what to choose as the 'best part'. 1) This book was given to me by the author, Tabatha Vargo, to beta read. There are a few things that I need to let you know before I dive into this review. With Adam by her side she's more powerful than she’s ever been, but is she powerful enough to defeat her worst nightmare? She learns a hard lesson about love and magic when her destiny comes to collect. That all changes during her sophomore year at Summerville High when Adam, her equally mysterious secret crush, starts to notice her.Īfraid that she might harm Adam, Mage must learn to either control or deny herself. Once she received her secret abilities, she figured being alone was the safest way to be. Thanks to that fear, being a loner in a small town never bothered the mysterious Mage.

For Mage McPherson being afraid of herself is just the norm.

Wicked Fate by Tabatha Vargo