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Call It Magic
by Janet Chapman
Disclaimer...I have been waiting for this book ever since From Kiss to Queen came out.
I have to say that this book was...I have no words to describe it. I didn't know what to say about the book when I finished it on the sixth--the day after it came out (one all night reading session right there and I didn't even mind). And now that it is the 27th, you would think that I would have found my words by now, nope.
The book was very memorable, I have to say that the book has stayed with me for the past 20 days and so has the characters. It also sort of made me sad to finish it so quickly, but once it was in my hands, I could not put it down. Completely unputdownable. It was, as a bit expected, not how I had expected it to flow, but also, the person who finished putting this book together, who finished what Janet Chapman started when she sadly died before it was completed, knew how she wrote, knew her books, and knew her characters. These characters did not just make cameo appearances in previous books, but also played a key part in many ways. That being the case, it was amazing how it was executed and completed.
Enough about that. I should mention that this book does have something of a trigger warning: Kat is working to recover from...yeah, bad things, very bad. So go into this book with caution, but don't let that knowledge keep you from enjoying the book, if you enjoy this series!
I have to say that this book was...I have no words to describe it. I didn't know what to say about the book when I finished it on the sixth--the day after it came out (one all night reading session right there and I didn't even mind). And now that it is the 27th, you would think that I would have found my words by now, nope.
The book was very memorable, I have to say that the book has stayed with me for the past 20 days and so has the characters. It also sort of made me sad to finish it so quickly, but once it was in my hands, I could not put it down. Completely unputdownable. It was, as a bit expected, not how I had expected it to flow, but also, the person who finished putting this book together, who finished what Janet Chapman started when she sadly died before it was completed, knew how she wrote, knew her books, and knew her characters. These characters did not just make cameo appearances in previous books, but also played a key part in many ways. That being the case, it was amazing how it was executed and completed.
Enough about that. I should mention that this book does have something of a trigger warning: Kat is working to recover from...yeah, bad things, very bad. So go into this book with caution, but don't let that knowledge keep you from enjoying the book, if you enjoy this series!