NOTE: I received a complimentary copy of this book in return for my honest review.
Book Description:The Angel
After three years caring for her dying mother, Layla Callaway learns she was adopted under unusual circumstances. Following a cryptic message to seek her birth family in Oregon, Layla uproots her lonely life, quickly finding she descends from witches and wizards. Magic is in her blood, and a handsome family friend is eager to prove it. Through a ring imprinted with her birth parents’ memories, Layla’s enigmatic past comes to light, presenting possibilities and trials more chimerical than her wildest dreams.
The Guardian
Quin’s natural charisma yields plenty of witches, but he longs for the lost witch – the mysterious Layla. He's dreamed about her his entire life, envisioning the day he would lay eyes on her face and aura. When that day arrives, not only is he breathless, he’s confronted with the challenge of a lifetime – an innate need to keep her safe and forever by his side.
The Hunter
Employing fiendish manipulation and manpower, Agro uses the arcane force of others to elevate his supremacy and wealth. Nothing pleases him more than latching on to a mystical vein, and never has there been a more enticing source. The divine witch will be his.
Review: B.C. Burgess' paranormal romance draws you in from the very beginning, with a prologue from the point of view of Argo, a powerful, corrupted magician. He learns that someone who he thought to be dead, is alive and immediately the reader needs to know who and why they are so important to this dark wizard. I have to admit that I read this entire book in one sitting... I just couldn't put it down! With hints of Harry Potter, this story of magic, loss, and the power of love was a delight to read. When I turned the last page, I couldn't believe it was over. It will definitely leave you wanting more!
Jessa's Review 4 out of 5 stars
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Note: This post originally appeared on Once Upon A Book HERE on February 20, 2013.
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