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I thought of Kimberly Lemming when I saw this as an option to download from Simon Maverick Hub. I am mixed on this one because it had some similar themes but was not executed as well.

I did think the audio was good, and I liked Mensah's narration. Narration can make or break a book! I am happy that this was not an issue with this one. I think where its biggest downfall was the main character. Rayna irritated me several times throughout this book. She's supposed to be mature and her behavior was immature/cringe. I expected more, and Rayna does point out she is a successful and well-rounded woman, but she didn't act that way. Why was she surprised with the results of the spell? I mean, what did you think would happen?

I found a few moments that made me laugh, which I appreciated. There is a lot of smut in this book for all my fellow bloggers looking for some spicy moments in their books. Another issue I had was the plot. There is a lot of potential in the world she's created. I felt whiplash because she was disappearing for big chunks of time. I don't know how shocked she would be if people noticed how long she was gone, especially her best friend. How dare you do a missing report? Oh, boy.

Overall, I'm still unsure how I feel about this. I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it. It was entertaining enough that I kept going. I wish we had a mature main character to make things less irritating. She acts like a horny teenager most of the time.

Thank you, Simon Maverick, for the audiobook arc! All thoughts and opinions are my own.