Magic Flame by Sara Dobie Bauer, Em Shotwell and Wendy Sparrow

Magic Flame by Sara Dobie Bauer, Em Shotwell and Wendy Sparrow
Enchanted Series Book 3
Publisher: Pen and Kink Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Full length (257 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
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Reviewed by Orchid

The third and final installment of the Enchanted series — a trio of trilogies by three amazing romance writers. These stories all have two things in common: magic and romance! “All’s Fair in Love, War and Demigods” by Wendy Sparrow: Allie Mason isn’t what Donovan Rowe was expecting from a demigoddess of love. Touchy-feely she is not. But just because she is able to drop him to the mat but doesn’t mean he’s right for her–she needs someone less battle-scarred and jaded. However, Allie has other ideas. While a matching site may have set them up, Allie is sure demigod of war Donovan is who she wants. He’s not getting away without a fight and all’s fair in love, war, and claiming your demigod. “These Resting Bones” by Em Shotwell: New Orleans college student Bradley Murphey works hard to blend into the background, which is easier said than done when you are descended from a cursed line of witches. After helping her sisters cast spells (with questionable results) Bradley would be happy to never work magic again, but when she accidentally kills a man she has no choice but to turn to her hottie best friend and her family’s cursed magic for help. But every spell has a price, and sometimes it is best to let dead things rot… “Destiny’s Dark Light Part III” by Sara Dobie Bauer: The love story of Cyan and Liam comes to its enchanted end. With the identity of the dreaded dark witch revealed, both Cyan and Liam must find ways to deal with the ramifications. War approaches at an ever-increasing pace. Dark witches and white will soon battle on the streets of Charleston. Still, Cyan remains focused on the man she’s come to love. She is destined to protect Liam, but how can she keep him safe and save the world when her powers are barely under control?

Three magical stories in one book.
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All’s Fair in Love, War and Demigods – a story which tells how demigods and demigoddesses must find their other half before their magic kills them. In this particular story the demigoddess has two demigods after her which causes problems.

These Resing Bones – three sisters who are not very well versed in magic. Two of them have already had spells go drastically wrong and when the youngest kills the man who tries to rape her, they have to pray this time the spell will work.

Destiny’s Dark Light – Part Three. This tale has an unexpected twist in it when the good guy turns bad. The Dorcha is the leader of the dark magic and the Loach is the leader of the light magic. Unfortunately for both sides they’ve fallen in love.

All three of these stories show different sides of magic and all are captivating. The first one was mystical but with spirit (as in gumption) and drew me from beginning to end without waiting for a break. The second was a bit confusing in parts, but I guess if you’d read the other stories in the series it would have made sense. Still caught the attention and held on though.

Destiny’s Dark Light: Part Three was well written and didn’t depend on me having read the previous parts to understand what was going on. It also had a few unexpected twists to it so was thoroughly enjoyable.

All three kept my attention and I read one a day and enjoyed each one.