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I‘ve read all of India Holton‘s books, and this is another pleasant, humorous Victorian romantasy that made for light and easy listening! But, although the characters, romances, and magic is different in each one, I also find myself getting progressively bored with them, I‘m sad to say 😕

In the magical town of Oak Haven, magic is not behaving. Scarlett lives in San Francisco and receives a call from her estranged sister and immediately knows something is seriously wrong. She returns home to help and and reunited with her old friends. Scarlett needs to help her family solve this magical mess but some spells come with great danger.
This book had some promising elements but I just didn‘t connect with the characters. 3🌟

Natasha Madison aims for the heart and never misses. Southern Secrets has the right amount of suspense and romance, a nice quick read.

4/5 ?????

"The idea of them reading together on some cozy sofa popped into his brain and it warmed him straight through. He'd love that kind of domestic scene with Eva. Nothing big, just everyday closeness. Perfection."

#romance

Felt like a cosy witch story. Hope it‘s good!

I had placed a hold for this at the end of last year on a whim and it didn't disappoint which is a nice change compared to some other newer reads I've read of late.

I enjoyed the premise of a romance writer suffering writer's block while a romantic upcoming actor who's dealing with another breakup under the public eye. He helps her writer's block by reigniting romance for her and she in turn will ruin romance for him, one trope at a time.

#Romance

She's a fantasy writer, but nobody knows. He's a billionaire executive and doesn't want to be like his father, but actually is. They've known each other since childhood. She's working for his company, but doing a piss-poor job. He's trying to change her.

They both need to change and both need to address their problems.

Characters with disorders.
Toxic workplace. Harassment and assault.
Stayed for the #audiobook.

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