Holiday Magic by Nikki Jefford

Holiday Magic (Spellbound, #3.5)

by Nikki Jefford

Every day is a gift worth celebrating—especially when you’ve died not once, but twice.

Ever since giving up her powers, Lee has had to adjust to life without magic. It’s never been harder than when she and boyfriend Raj McKenna travel to Paris to spend winter break with Lee’s duplicate, Gray, and her boyfriend, Adrian Montez.

Celebrating the holidays with the shifty warlock isn’t Lee’s idea of a holly jolly good time, but she fears poor Gray is still under the influence of a love spell. Why else would she settle down with the brute? It’s up to Lee to make sure her duplicate isn’t being duped.

Holiday Magic is a special edition Spellbound story about love, forgiveness and second chances.

(Recommended after reading the Spellbound Trilogy, but can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story. 11,000 words.)

Reviewed by Angie on

3 of 5 stars

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The entire Spellbound gang is back and ready to celebrate the holidays in Holiday Magic! At least, everyone but Lee. She and Raj are heading off to Paris to spend Christmas and New Year with Gray and Adrian, but Lee isn’t too happy about it. She wants to check in on her duplicate though, since she thinks she’s still under the influence of a love spell. Once they arrive, there’s a lot of tension, since everyone knows how Lee feels about Adrian, but she’s the only one making things awkward.

Holiday Magic does start off quite negative. I totally understand why Lee feels the way she does, but she needs to let it go! People change! Sure Adrian and Charlene can’t really make up for what they did to her and Gray, but she can learn to look past it so they can all be a family. But then Raj gives her the best present ever! I totally guessed what it was going to be, but that didn’t ruin Lee’s reaction for me. That was super sweet and I think a perfect ending to this series.

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