Do You Believe in Magic?

I enjoyed all three of the books by this author, MaceiLa. Though there were simularties in the books they were very enjoyable and I reccomend them to anyone who enjoy fantasy books and books about witches and magic. It does have some explict sex in it and that does make it in apporpriate for younger persons I would say not for kids under the age of 17 at least. Parents should use their judgement on buying for anyone under age.

Had a hard time putting this one down. My first book by this author and I'm looking forward to more. A great fantasy/romantic read as the other reviewers have said.

When magic practitioners meet their lifemate, the legendary soulmate imperative arises immediately between them insuring love at first sight. No one can remember ever hearing of a case in which one of the soulmates reject the feelings and in turn the other. Computer wizard Clay Morgan encounters his soulmate when he meets Francie Stevens. However, instead of jumping into his arms, she denies any feelings for him. He learns she was hurt by a man and so rejects romantic entanglements. Still she needs Clay to uncover the hacker causing havoc with her company's data systems. He plans to identify the culprit and persuade Francie they belong together; but first he must get her to believe in the magic of love. The sequel to THE OLDEST KIND OF MAGIC, DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC? is a fabulous romantic fantasy with the twist that the hero knows who his soulmate is, but she rejects his belief system and his love; two direct hits to his heart. Clay is a fine lead male mage as a frustrated wannabe lover; but the story line is owned bell, book, and candle by the disbelieving Francie; who disavows magic or love exist. Harriet Klausner