A local pharmacist is so taken with the early 1960's hit song "Love Potion Number 9" that he develops a “good for what ails ya” tonic t to capitalize on both the song’s popularity and the tonic’s reputed romantic results with hilarious success. Love Potion No. 10 is quiet fiction that sings. The language is lyrical and smooth, and the story lines are gilded with just enough joy and surprises while fraught with just enough trouble to keep us engaged from page one on. I was glad to meet up again with Jana Bibi and her friends in yet this welcome sequel to the Jana Bibi series and think you will too!
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