Charmed Books

I saw that Elfie had posted something about Buffy and Angel books, so I decided to open one about Charmed books. ^.^

I own The Power of Three, which is based on the first episode. Although I knew what would happen in it, I liked it because there was an added bit that wasn't shown in the first episode of the series and I found it interesting. It was also inaccurate in some parts though, like the history of Melinda Warren (tsk tsk!).

The other one I own is Kiss of Darkness which was REALLY good, and I almost wish it had been made into an episode. Here's what the back of it says, because that's good enough of a summary :D

In the shadow of the tower
We lovers two entwine
Bringing beat to breath and life to power
And forging your soul to mine!

Something's changed Prue Halliwell on New Year's Eve, when a stranger gave her the most passionate kiss of her life. Now Prue feels driven to kiss every man she meets.

At first, Piper and Phoebe think the new Prue is fun. But when Prue grows weaker with every kiss, the Charmed Ones know that evil is at work. Now Piper and Phoebe must save their sister, but can they do it with only the Power of Two?

It kept me guessing on who the guy Prue kissed was until the end! Sooo good :D

I haven't actually been able to get any of the books my friend Brittaney has the Tale of Two Piper's book and she wouldn't let me read it.

That book sounds really good now I wanna read it.... TO THE LIBRAY!! XD lol

Lol :D Go Amber go! They're sooo good...

I WANT the crimson spell! I want it want it want it want it. But the B&N I went to didn't have it! The IDEA of not having it!! *hmphs*

Oh also I almost got Inherit the Witch. I was so mad when my mom told me that I couldn't get it XD

Seriously the summery I just found again on amazon is as follows:

As the Charmed Ones know, it's difficult to adjust to the ideas of having powers and saving innocents -- that's one of the reasons that their Grams bound their powers until the sisters were ready to receive them. In fact, many witch clans keep the powers of their young dormant until the recipient of the power reaches a certain age.

In Juliana O'Farrell's clan, that age is thirteen -- the exact age of her daughter, Lily. By the day after her thirteenth birthday, though, Lily's powers haven't manifested, and Juliana's worried that a demon may have stripped her daughter's magic. Enter the Halliwell sisters. But Lily's too much of a typical teen to welcome witch chaperones. She'd much rather sneak out to hang with her rebellious friend, Drew. Could Drew's bad behavior be related to Lily's missing magic? It's going to take the Power of Three to get to the bottom of this adolescent angst!