The Witch of Greenwich Village

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Summary: A wonderful page turner!
Review: Art Chessman is a novelist whose literary agent, Lucille Belzar, is not the usual run of the mill agent. In fact, Art's convinced she's a witch. When Molly Greyson, a reporter with ambitions of writing a front page story, calls him regarding a possible plagiarism in his latest book, Art reluctantly agrees to see her. During their meeting, Lucille calls and insists on meeting Molly, presumably to assuage her suspicions. Art advises against the meeting, yet Molly insists. Art soon realizes the plans Lucille has for Molly and does everything in his power to convince Molly that Lucille is a witch intent on controlling their lives. Molly has her doubts, until Lucille's promises start to come true, with frightful consequences that lead Art and Molly into a struggle against Lucille, and the powers of evil.

Frank O'Donnell has written a wonderful suspenseful novel, one convincing enough to scare even the non-believer. A definite must read!


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Summary: Mystery, suspense and sex...
Review: I loved this story. It's the kind of book you can't put down. It's got mystery, intrigue, sex and suspense. There's even an interesting hypothesis on the nature of God. I really liked the characters, especially Lucille, the alluring, evil witch.
I hope there's a sequel. Lorraine Venture, Makeup Artist

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Summary: Paranormal Blast
Review: If you like Ira Levin, then you will love Frank O'Donnell's riveting, THE WITCH OF GREENWICH VILLAGE! It keeps one guessing until the very end, and then some. I found it spellbinding.

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Summary: Paranormal Blast
Review: If you like Ira Levin, then you will love Frank O'Donnell's riveting, THE WITCH OF GREENWICH VILLAGE! It keeps one guessing until the very end, and then some. I found it spellbinding.

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Summary: Withcraft or Coincidence?
Review: This book is a fast read with a story line that takes several twists and turns. The short chapters and switching scenes keep the reader involved in anticipation of the next events. There is enough factual content to provide an anchor of reality to a fictional premise which might otherwise distract the skeptic. I highly recommend it.

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Summary: Spellbinding
Review: This is the perfect summer read (although I'm getting ahead of myself). The story blasts out of the gate and keeps you interested from begining to end. Lucille Belzar is a great character. Sexy. Scary. Funny. Great subplot as well. This book's got it all!
Can't wait for Frank O'Donnell's next one.