Review: Hushed - Lauren Barnholdt and Aaron Gorvine

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Hushed (The Witches of Santa Anna, #4)

Review: Hushed - Book #4 Witches of Santa Anna - Lauren Barnholdt and Aaron Gorvine - February 2011

Moving onto Book #4 Hushed, at the end of Book #3 Rumoured we read as Cam watched Raine and the girls perform their witchy spells. Hushed continues with Cam involving his friend Aiden from the first book - the friend who was left out and telling him that he is right about the Triad that they are witches. Cam finds a black butterfly necklace in Raine's locker and knows that this has something to do with her magic. With Aiden now knowing, things are heating up as Raine gets Becca to handle Aiden so he can stop snooping around and fall in line with her plans. Homecoming is coming up and Raine and Cam are going together which leaves Brody and Natalia to dance the night away together. Natalia is unsure about attending but her friend Anastasia pushes her to agree and say yes. Natalia also has been getting creepy texts from Derek and it has something to do with the butterflies she has been seeing. Will Cam be able to help Natalia make sense of what has been happening or will he fall deeper under Raine's spell before she can speak to him?

Like the previous books, Hushed - Book #4 was a quick read novella that ends on a cliffhanger.





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