Remember the Magic
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- 2,49 €
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- 2,49 €
Publisher Description
Over five hundred years ago Aunt Sydney, the patriarch of the Wyrrd witches, walked away from her true love, a brave Highlander chieftain, for reasons she has questioned through the years. Through the generosity of two powerful witches she’s given a second chance and sent back in time to her true love. But it’s the burning times she returns to and she discovers there is more magic afoot than she ever imagined.
Duncan has been haunted by the gorgeous witch since she disappeared thirteen years ago and now to see her standing in the woods… he speaks to her as if she is nothing more than a vision. But when she walks into his castle he knows she is real and so does his heart for true love is hard to deny.
Obstacles stand in the way of the couple, though passion is quick to reunite them. But what future do they have when Duncan has been promised to another, witchcraft is afoot and the burning times rages through the Highlands.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
At the ripe old age of 600, immortal witch Sydney Wyrrd gets a second chance at love in Fletcher's lackluster paranormal romance. Nearly 500 years earlier, Sydney fled from her relationship with 16th-century clan Chieftain Duncan Tavish, but now Sydney has been sent back in time to reunite with him which proves to be an easy task. Even though Sydney is transported to a time 13 years past when she originally left, she needs only announce her presence and say she missed Duncan for him to accept her back in his life. Indeed, there's little romantic tension between the lovers, and they spend most of their time having dull, circular conversations about spiritualism ("If you do not believe, you cannot have faith in anything. You cannot even have faith in yourself, therefore, how can you ever truly exist?"). If it weren't for a few bumps in the road Duncan's sister is against their union, a pesky warlock is stirring up trouble and a handful of Duncan's clansmen think Sydney should be burned at the stake there would be no story. As it is, the pair overcome these hurdles with ease, which makes for a fairly uneventful read. The appearance of Sydney's friends, including her bubbly niece Ali (heroine of Wedding Spell), will amuse Fletcher's fans, but few will be entertained by the flat romance.
