
Member Reviews

This was an interesting concept and a pretty easy read for me, I didn’t feel massively connected to it but I did enjoy it.

Honestly I don’t have an interest in reading this book anymore and I want to be more selective with what I request.

this was a lot of fun to read, the characters were great and I really enjoyed go on this journey. I look forward to more from the author.

When Isis is threatened with death by her foster parents and their neighbors because they fear the powers she exhibits she is rescued by a coven of witches. They sensed how powerful she is with the craft. The only shock is how young she is. One of the coven is an ancient vampire who tells of the danger they will face in order to save the world.
They come up with a plan to allow them to instruct Isis in witchcraft and increase her control. They will preform their magic act in Las Vegas. A town that loves magic. The show causes all but one of the other magic acts to leave Vegas. Zack and his Uncle Herb get involved when they are manipulated by an ancient evil into using Isis to spy on the coven.
This is a YA novel. i enjoyed it as i believe any young reader would who likes paranormal themes.

Light YA Urban Fantasy with a zany cast. It was fun and the premise was interesting but it didn’t really wow me. Another reader will undoubtedly love it.

The Witches of Vegas is a must read for anyone who loves witches and all things supernatural. It's got an original plot and is a really exciting read,

I'm really enjoying this book so far. I didn't think I would initially, but the author is really into his stride now and I don't know where the last several hours of my life have disappeared to!
You can tell it's a good read when there's only one paragraph and I've only got 84 pages left to read! This is a truly amazing book that's a must-read for every teen!
Wowzers! What an awesome end to the story and an incredible way to spend today! Thank you for sharing your awesome story with me, Mark Rosendorf! I wish you amazingly well deserved praise and recognition for this book!

I guess this was a pretty enjoyable read, It did have an interesting premise and yes it held my attention.
I did feel like some parts seemed a little much in my opinion though. There was also some parts that needed fleshed out a bit more. However even with the flaws it was a nice read and I liked it enough.

The Witches of Vegas is about a troupe of magician-performers who are actually witches. The concept had potential, but imo, it falls flat. The plot was too simple to be a complete story, so the whole book felt very rushed. The tone at certain points sounded like a Wattpad story rather than an actual book. The book felt very incomplete, since there are really only about 3 major events in the entire book. The world building could have used some more thought as well.

It was a great book about witches. Isis a future goddess and her friends face off against vampires in this book.

Thanks to the publisher for providing an eARC of The Witches of Vegas in exchange for an honest review.
If you're a reluctant teen/pre-teen reader or know of one trying to get into books, this is the perfect place to start. The Witches of Vegas is a short urban fantasy novel set in (shocker) Vegas. Centering around a 15 year old witch named Isis after she's saved from her awful foster home by a coven of witches and vampires that use the guise of 'performance art' to use their powers to delight the public and a human magician named Zack who's tasked with investigating her, The Witches of Vegas is a unique, fun, zany read with an easy to follow plot, fairly simple language, and a shorter length that make it accessible to a wide audience.
This was such a fun story! My only issue was that a few of the relationships felt like they got a bit too serious a bit too quickly (in book time, obviously with a shorter story characters are going to get together within smaller page counts) but my main issue was actually dissolved when we learned an additional piece of information so all in all, this was a really good read!