Customer Reviews

Magickal Sex: A Witches' Guide to Beds, Knobs and Broomsticks

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I have been a practicing the Craft for seven years now, and I absolutely loove this book, while it is mainstream, it offers to show how to make the spells your own, and it covers many basic sex issus, finding a partner, fertility, arousal,oils, lotions, rekindle the flame, feel good with the lights on,anxiety, and many others that most people go through at one time and another. I have read Wicca for Couples, I personally didn't like it, all that talked and rambled on about is tradition and history of couples in Wicca. I'm more of a modern day witch and not in a coven, so I prefer things that I can relate too that easily can apply to today for anyone. I highly reccomend this book, among the other books Fiona has written.

I liked this book, it's very informative and easy to use for anyone, male or female, reading other reviews however, the statement made about her being an athiest witch, and ect, if you read her other books, it deals with other dieties, so I don't know how that claim came to be, I also can't find it on the internet, but aside from that, I would get this if you're having any issues, confidence issues, or anything like that.

I picked up this book hoping for it to be a nice book for my husband I and to use. It had a few nice things but it too much greared to pop-culture for me. When I buy a book I want information I can use to create my own spells and rituals not mainstreamed spells. I do not care for Ms. Horne's books.

Instead of this book I'd reccomend "Wicca for Couples" by. A.J. Drew.

Bright Blessings! I give Fiona Horne "Five Stars" on her newly released book "Magickal Sex: A Witches' Guide to Beds, Knobs, and Broomsticks". Her book is filled with sexy spells and timely Sex Magick advice for couples and sollitaires alike. Her writing is brief and to the point, very easy to understand and very practial to apply. Her writing style reminds me of Silver Ravenwolf and Deborah Gray. The only thing this book lacks is sexy hot photos of Ms Horne herself!!!
Bright Blessings.
Raziel-Thadeus

Fiona Horne is a washed up Pop Singer who became a witch to make money. She claims she's an "atheist Wiccan"...which means even she doesn't believe in it herself. She has a website selling spell kits to desperate people. A book of made up spells doesn't work anymore than a book of ancient spell. It's all bunk.