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Magic Word

Magic Word


Witches of Windsor Series, Book #2

by A.S. Fenichel


⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


The Witches of Windsor series is back and just in time for the spooky season!


A.S.Fenichel’s new Witches of Windsor Series features paranormal historical romances about the Windsor Coven witches living and practicing in regency England, whom are bound to protect the King.


Continuing where we left off from in Magic Touch (You do not need to read previously to jump into this story), we find the powerful fire witch, Minerva and her aunt as they arrive in Kent to investigate the troubling rumours of black magic being practiced in the Kent Coven.


They are staying with the local apothecary, Jonah, a man born of a witch, but cast out if his coven due to his lack of magic… that is until his captivating house guest brings it out of him!


This is a fun close proximity romance where, Jonah and Minerva learn that they are more powerful together than apart. With the support of the Goddess, they move beyond their past hurts and rejection that their magic (or lack thereof) has brought them to accept the gift of their fated romance!


This paranormal historical romance was a lot of fun and really added to the series as the Windsor witches battle against dark forces to protect the King and coven from evil. With plenty of steam and action this book was hard to put down!


Magic Word captivated my imagination along with my heart and I will be anxiously awaiting the next story in the Witches of Windsor Series!



Magic Word by A.S.Fenichel is scheduled to release September 20th, 2022.



I received a complimentary copy of this ebook from the author. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.




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