The Spell of Five: Luck's Hollow Urban Fantasy Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance by Casey MorganMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Synopsis:
Four muscular, strapping elves. A witch who has been betrayed. And a curse that will bring them together in more ways then one.
When Keira McBain receives an invitation to her grandfather’s wedding, it comes at the best time. She just found her boyfriend with another woman, and although he pleads that it will never happen again, she is happy to leave New York for Ireland. Even if it is just for a few days.
Luck’s Hollow, her grandfather’s home, is a charming little village and the perfect place to find someone new. Keira is on the prowl for someone new to take her mind off old wounds and she’s got her sights set on an Irish elf. He’s tall, dark and handsome, and not alone.
Seth, Tavish, Connor, and Ronan Hallister are four incredibly handsome elves who are all working her grandfather’s wedding. Keira wants them to all work her as well, but when flirting turns to fighting between brothers, she starts to worry. Are four elves too much?
She pulls away, only to find herself in worse trouble. The McDonnells are the curse of Luck’s Hollow and Keira walks right into their grasp. A few misspoken words and they put a curse on her. She has to bear the pain of people abusing their name; anyone who speaks ill will towards the McDonnells will directly cause her harm.
Burdened with the curse, Keira sets out to find a way to break it, but she’s not alone. The Hallister brothers promise to help her break the curse and they each vie to win her affections. Their journey takes them all over southern Ireland, speaking to elves, sprites, leprechauns, and witches, taking in the scenery and enjoying hot nights together.
As the spell breaks away, Keira finds her heart entangled. She loves and wants each of the Hallister brothers.
Can the elves be taught to share? Or will brotherly quarrels break up the best thing she’s ever had?
The Spell of Five is a full-length urban fantasy steamy reverse harem paranormal romance. It is intended for ages 18 and up due to its heat level and adult situations and language.
When Keira McBain receives an invitation to her grandfather’s wedding, it comes at the best time. She just found her boyfriend with another woman, and although he pleads that it will never happen again, she is happy to leave New York for Ireland. Even if it is just for a few days.
Luck’s Hollow, her grandfather’s home, is a charming little village and the perfect place to find someone new. Keira is on the prowl for someone new to take her mind off old wounds and she’s got her sights set on an Irish elf. He’s tall, dark and handsome, and not alone.
Seth, Tavish, Connor, and Ronan Hallister are four incredibly handsome elves who are all working her grandfather’s wedding. Keira wants them to all work her as well, but when flirting turns to fighting between brothers, she starts to worry. Are four elves too much?
She pulls away, only to find herself in worse trouble. The McDonnells are the curse of Luck’s Hollow and Keira walks right into their grasp. A few misspoken words and they put a curse on her. She has to bear the pain of people abusing their name; anyone who speaks ill will towards the McDonnells will directly cause her harm.
Burdened with the curse, Keira sets out to find a way to break it, but she’s not alone. The Hallister brothers promise to help her break the curse and they each vie to win her affections. Their journey takes them all over southern Ireland, speaking to elves, sprites, leprechauns, and witches, taking in the scenery and enjoying hot nights together.
As the spell breaks away, Keira finds her heart entangled. She loves and wants each of the Hallister brothers.
Can the elves be taught to share? Or will brotherly quarrels break up the best thing she’s ever had?
The Spell of Five is a full-length urban fantasy steamy reverse harem paranormal romance. It is intended for ages 18 and up due to its heat level and adult situations and language.
My Thoughts:
I love that the women in this series all seem to be related. I love all the elves, witches, etc. This town seems like the place to be if you are of any paranormal race. The whole orb adventure was interesting and this crew certainly made the best of it. I am enjoying this series.View all my reviews
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