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Ebook About "Enthralled!"- Novel After Thoughts"The best thing I've read in years." - the Paranormal RomanticIf you can imagine yourself as a romantic and adventurous woman in midlife, who's come into her power, ready to meet happy accidents head on, this book is for you!"This book hits all the notes."- Cynseer Booklover BlogAmazon customers call this series... "utter perfection" "a breath of fresh air" "too much fun" "best in the genre"and more.FOR ALL THE EVERYDAY HEROINES OVER FORTY WHO KNOW IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR MAGIC!The day after my forty-third birthday, my husband announced he was trading me in. His words, not mine. The news was unwelcome at the time, but honestly? I needed a good goosing to get up and find my way to the door.So. I was freed from the manual of expectations authored by my ex that had, over the years, grown into an encyclopedia of what a wife "should" be and do. The freedom was the good news. The flip side was less happy. Due to living in a state not friendly to discarded wives, I was also relieved of the financial 'security' I'd spent a lifetime accruing.Starting over? I didn't plan on it. Didn't see it coming. But pulling a sheet over my head and waiting for the end didn't seem like my style. Granted. I wasn't sure what my style was because I hadn't thought about freedom of expression since I was twenty.I'd never been a fan of optimistic adages like 'it's not too late', but that was before my life was divided into two parts; everything that came before the mysterious package and everything after. Fate shot me with a lightning bolt of attitude adjustment and thrust me head first into an adventure that was unforeseeable to say the least. If you'd told me what my life was going to be like, I would have used every synonym for crazy you've ever heard.I 'inherited' a curious antique store in a tiny, picturesque English village where the world of fae magic lives side by side with the mundane. But that's far from all. Eight times a year, I receive magical dignitaries and magical lowborn alike and mediate their disputes; some comical, some deadly serious.It may be too late for super shiny hair, going without a bra, or sleeping eight hours without a potty break. But it seems that it's not too late for navigating magical politics, expatriating, romance, and saving the world.Perfect for fans of everyday heroines over forty.Book Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Review :
Firstly, let me say that i am loving this story. It’s charming, well written, and engaging right from the start. Very funny as well. I always love her books, and really this one is no exception, and what’s more i can’t wait for the next in the series, so how dare i give 3 stars you might ask?Well, there are a couple of things just really rubbing me the wrong way, and i cannot shut up. SPOILER ALERT - details ahead, read no further, if you don’t want to know.Ok, the premise is American woman, brink of divorce living in crappy motel, gets mysterious first class ticket to England aka all things English.She has to go for a dinner given by the solicitor who will tell her all the details of the mystery inheritance. He says we have researched you. So that’s the ONLY reason i forgave THIS particular thing. Which was that the dinner given was apparently the exact favourite dinner she always ordered at her favourite eatery back home. And the thing is Pot Roast and Brown Gravy are not things that I as an English person would ever say. But i forgave this one because if they researched and then recreated her favourite dinner for her. As an English person I’d say Roast beef, lamb, pork, chicken etc, and i would never state the colour of the gravy - it’s just gravy. So that part i let it go.And then the next thing, well, heroine goes to English pub, with English fellow, and they have English food made by English employees. The dude ordered Broiled Fish. We don’t say broiled in England. What Americans call the broiler - we call that the grill. What Americans call the grill - we refer to it as a barbecue. So i am disappointed by that. And the dessert. It’s not Sticky Pudding, it’s Sticky Toffee Pudding. In another pub dinner, 2 things that are ordered - in a tiny pub in England - a Chowder, well when i lived in England, no pubs served chowder anywhere i lived, and only knew of it from books and TV and thought Clam chowder sounded most disgusting, but it wasn’t available anywhere. And then one more pub dish - Grits? Grits? In a pub? I can see Gordon Ramsey cooking it in his restaurant maybe (Shrimp and Grits) but even now that I live in the North West Pacific, i call it polenta, I cook it often, order it when i go out to eat, and Grits is a southern thing, is it not? I certainly never EVER saw it in ENGLAND, or Ireland where i also lived for a time, other than reading about it in American books.Yes these are petty small details, which if you take into account that this is a book about the Fae world and magic, and I’m not objecting to any of that in the least, it comes as somewhat of a surprise that i be demanding regarding food detail. I lived in England all my life, cooked lots of food. These are just minor details in a story that I’m otherwise loving, but they matter to me, so I’m sorry. Even if i love the whole book, these foodie details will be what i remember, so can I have bit more food research done, into the difference between English and American terms for food preparation. It would mean a great deal. I'm truly loving this new genre and the fact that they are centered around women in the 40s.Midlife Magic takes you to a place that you wish you could stay for a short time or the rest of your life. It truly came to life in my head.Wait til you meet Romeo and see those sparkly red shoes you'll definitely not want to put this book down. Read Online Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Download Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) PDF Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Mobi Free Reading Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Download Free Pdf Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) PDF Online Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Mobi Online Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Reading Online Midlife Magic: Paranormal Women's Fantasy (Not Too Late Book 1) Read Online Victoria Danann Download Victoria Danann Victoria Danann PDF Victoria Danann Mobi Free Reading Victoria Danann Download Free Pdf Victoria Danann PDF Online Victoria Danann Mobi Online Victoria Danann Reading Online Victoria DanannDownload PDF Keep It Between Us 2: The Finale By Charae Lewis
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