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3.5-stars: 'Magic in the Wind' by Christine Feehan
I’ve meant to read the Drake Sisters series by Christine Feehan since I picked up the first Torpedo Ink series book. Now, I’m going to make time this year (2021) to read this series since it shouldn’t take long to read these books. I love books with magical elements and strong heroines in them, which is what Christine Feehan wrote in the Drake Sisters books.Female Protagonist: Sarah Drake has returned to her hometown, Sea Haven, California. Everyone in town knows her and her sisters since they are well-known for their magical powers. She’s a witch, but she’s also a Security Expert who installs security systems, etc. She’s a kick-butt heroine since she takes on danger sometimes by herself, and other times, she has her sisters help her.Male Protagonist: Damon Wilder has sought refuge in Sea Haven, California, after what happened to him on his job. Unfortunately, the men that hurt him and killed his friend found him in Sea Haven. Damon is a mature character (40+ in age) who is nerdy and has a bad leg, which requires him to use a cane. He may seem that he’s not a strong hero, but he has his strengths, especially after what happened to him. I liked his character in the book, but I wish I could’ve gotten to know him even more.Storyline/My Thoughts: This book received 3.5 stars from me, but that’s due to it feeling rushed and having the characters fall for each other instantly. I’m not a fan of Instant Love in books. Sometimes it will work in specific settings. I wish I could have had more of the characters and getting to know them. I felt like I was missing more of getting to know them, especially Sarah Drake. I’m hoping the next books are a little lengthier to learn more about the Drake sisters and their backgrounds. I did enjoy how this book was an introduction to the Drake sisters and building up the world. Christine Feehan made me curious to find out who each Drake sisters will end up within their books.I loved the paranormal elements in this book and getting to see some of the Drake sisters work together with their witchy powers. Sarah is not too worried about taking on the bad guys in this book, even though Damon would rather she didn’t, and so would the sheriff and the deputies. Don’t worry; Damon is not a wimpy hero in this book. There’s also the Drake house, which has magical elements to it. First off, the gate that was padded locked magically opened for Damon Wilder when he first met Sarah Drake. There’s a prophecy behind the gate and the Drake sisters. Readers will find out more about the prophecy in this book.What I loved most about this book was the banter between the sisters and also meeting Jonas. Hannah Drake and Jonas have history, and I was introduced to them in one of the Torpedo Ink books, so I wanted to find out how they got together. These two didn’t like each other at first, and readers will find out why even in this book. I’m ready to get to their book now.Standalone or Part of Series: It’s part of the Drake Sisters series, but I believe these books could be read as a standalone.HEA: Yes.Trope: Fated Mates and Instant Love/AttractionWould I recommend this book? Yes. If you are a fan of Christine Feehan and the Paranormal Romance genre, then you’ll enjoy this book/series.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021
Female Protagonist: Sarah Drake has returned to her hometown, Sea Haven, California. Everyone in town knows her and her sisters since they are well-known for their magical powers. She’s a witch, but she’s also a Security Expert who installs security systems, etc. She’s a kick-butt heroine since she takes on danger sometimes by herself, and other times, she has her sisters help her.
Male Protagonist: Damon Wilder has sought refuge in Sea Haven, California, after what happened to him on his job. Unfortunately, the men that hurt him and killed his friend found him in Sea Haven. Damon is a mature character (40+ in age) who is nerdy and has a bad leg, which requires him to use a cane. He may seem that he’s not a strong hero, but he has his strengths, especially after what happened to him. I liked his character in the book, but I wish I could’ve gotten to know him even more.
Storyline/My Thoughts: This book received 3.5 stars from me, but that’s due to it feeling rushed and having the characters fall for each other instantly. I’m not a fan of Instant Love in books. Sometimes it will work in specific settings. I wish I could have had more of the characters and getting to know them. I felt like I was missing more of getting to know them, especially Sarah Drake. I’m hoping the next books are a little lengthier to learn more about the Drake sisters and their backgrounds. I did enjoy how this book was an introduction to the Drake sisters and building up the world. Christine Feehan made me curious to find out who each Drake sisters will end up within their books.
I loved the paranormal elements in this book and getting to see some of the Drake sisters work together with their witchy powers. Sarah is not too worried about taking on the bad guys in this book, even though Damon would rather she didn’t, and so would the sheriff and the deputies. Don’t worry; Damon is not a wimpy hero in this book. There’s also the Drake house, which has magical elements to it. First off, the gate that was padded locked magically opened for Damon Wilder when he first met Sarah Drake. There’s a prophecy behind the gate and the Drake sisters. Readers will find out more about the prophecy in this book.
What I loved most about this book was the banter between the sisters and also meeting Jonas. Hannah Drake and Jonas have history, and I was introduced to them in one of the Torpedo Ink books, so I wanted to find out how they got together. These two didn’t like each other at first, and readers will find out why even in this book. I’m ready to get to their book now.
Standalone or Part of Series: It’s part of the Drake Sisters series, but I believe these books could be read as a standalone.
HEA: Yes.
Trope: Fated Mates and Instant Love/Attraction
Would I recommend this book? Yes. If you are a fan of Christine Feehan and the Paranormal Romance genre, then you’ll enjoy this book/series.
3.5-stars: 'Magic in the Wind' by Christine Feehan
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021
I’ve meant to read the Drake Sisters series by Christine Feehan since I picked up the first Torpedo Ink series book. Now, I’m going to make time this year (2021) to read this series since it shouldn’t take long to read these books. I love books with magical elements and strong heroines in them, which is what Christine Feehan wrote in the Drake Sisters books.Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021
Female Protagonist: Sarah Drake has returned to her hometown, Sea Haven, California. Everyone in town knows her and her sisters since they are well-known for their magical powers. She’s a witch, but she’s also a Security Expert who installs security systems, etc. She’s a kick-butt heroine since she takes on danger sometimes by herself, and other times, she has her sisters help her.
Male Protagonist: Damon Wilder has sought refuge in Sea Haven, California, after what happened to him on his job. Unfortunately, the men that hurt him and killed his friend found him in Sea Haven. Damon is a mature character (40+ in age) who is nerdy and has a bad leg, which requires him to use a cane. He may seem that he’s not a strong hero, but he has his strengths, especially after what happened to him. I liked his character in the book, but I wish I could’ve gotten to know him even more.
Storyline/My Thoughts: This book received 3.5 stars from me, but that’s due to it feeling rushed and having the characters fall for each other instantly. I’m not a fan of Instant Love in books. Sometimes it will work in specific settings. I wish I could have had more of the characters and getting to know them. I felt like I was missing more of getting to know them, especially Sarah Drake. I’m hoping the next books are a little lengthier to learn more about the Drake sisters and their backgrounds. I did enjoy how this book was an introduction to the Drake sisters and building up the world. Christine Feehan made me curious to find out who each Drake sisters will end up within their books.
I loved the paranormal elements in this book and getting to see some of the Drake sisters work together with their witchy powers. Sarah is not too worried about taking on the bad guys in this book, even though Damon would rather she didn’t, and so would the sheriff and the deputies. Don’t worry; Damon is not a wimpy hero in this book. There’s also the Drake house, which has magical elements to it. First off, the gate that was padded locked magically opened for Damon Wilder when he first met Sarah Drake. There’s a prophecy behind the gate and the Drake sisters. Readers will find out more about the prophecy in this book.
What I loved most about this book was the banter between the sisters and also meeting Jonas. Hannah Drake and Jonas have history, and I was introduced to them in one of the Torpedo Ink books, so I wanted to find out how they got together. These two didn’t like each other at first, and readers will find out why even in this book. I’m ready to get to their book now.
Standalone or Part of Series: It’s part of the Drake Sisters series, but I believe these books could be read as a standalone.
HEA: Yes.
Trope: Fated Mates and Instant Love/Attraction
Would I recommend this book? Yes. If you are a fan of Christine Feehan and the Paranormal Romance genre, then you’ll enjoy this book/series.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021
She built a world, gave depth and heart to not only the main characters but secondary characters so we were invested in them, too. Wove in magic, abilities from the universe and elements as normal paranormal gifts. True suspension of reality, if you don't believe in it.
Internal conflicts that had my heart invested in their journey, understanding their perspectives.
A prophecy brings Sarah the love and understanding she thought wasn't meant for her, only to have Death greedily threatening to take him away. Damon finds someone he connects with, love and acceptance, a place he feels he belongs, only to have the danger riding him, the guilt he carries, threaten them, threaten to take it away, instead of letting him move forward.
External conflicts that had me on the edge of my seat, turning pages, waiting for the climatic resolution. It was found in the unity of these seven sisters, their strength and magic, amazing paranormal twists. A wonderful paranormal romantic suspense!
Even the protective nature of the men in their lives, was laced by the acceptance and respect of their abilities. Love how Jonas and Damon, intellectual logical men accepted the magic of Sea Haven and the Drakes as fact.
Reactions and teasing laced in added humor to the intense moments, made the bonds even stronger, and this reader wanting more from Sea Haven, the Seven Drake Sisters, and the Men who will help fulfill the prophecy!
What's even more amazing is Christine did it all, fully and completely, in 112 pages.
An amazing paranormal romantic suspense
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021
Love that these two find what they never thought they'd find or what their lives kept them from. And I was once again blown away by Christine's story telling!Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021
She built a world, gave depth and heart to not only the main characters but secondary characters so we were invested in them, too. Wove in magic, abilities from the universe and elements as normal paranormal gifts. True suspension of reality, if you don't believe in it.
Internal conflicts that had my heart invested in their journey, understanding their perspectives.
A prophecy brings Sarah the love and understanding she thought wasn't meant for her, only to have Death greedily threatening to take him away. Damon finds someone he connects with, love and acceptance, a place he feels he belongs, only to have the danger riding him, the guilt he carries, threaten them, threaten to take it away, instead of letting him move forward.
External conflicts that had me on the edge of my seat, turning pages, waiting for the climatic resolution. It was found in the unity of these seven sisters, their strength and magic, amazing paranormal twists. A wonderful paranormal romantic suspense!
Even the protective nature of the men in their lives, was laced by the acceptance and respect of their abilities. Love how Jonas and Damon, intellectual logical men accepted the magic of Sea Haven and the Drakes as fact.
Reactions and teasing laced in added humor to the intense moments, made the bonds even stronger, and this reader wanting more from Sea Haven, the Seven Drake Sisters, and the Men who will help fulfill the prophecy!
What's even more amazing is Christine did it all, fully and completely, in 112 pages.
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