Soul Magic, the culmination of this series does a remarkable job of finishing the story that Dennison industriously set out to tell.
It is a remarkable series that if one is a fan of paranormal romance or not is well worth reading. The fact that each story can stand on it’s own is a tour de force by Dennison, but even more so is how intricate and seamless the three books work together. Their struggle to find love and how the other characters find love and all of them deal and relate to the magical gifts bestowed upon them is well told and makes for a wonderful, hopeful, and incredible story. Dennison takes three kinds of magic-mind, body and soul-and weaves them into her tale of her two main characters. There are many supporting characters in this delectable series, but all three books find themselves centered in one way or another around Simon and Gray. Simon falls in love and becomes the alpha mate of Gray the alpha of a local werewolf pack. The series follows a mage, Simon, who from all accounts is a very beloved and rightfully so character in the series. While I may not be a full convert just yet, let me just say that this series is just that good.
Now I realize that many of you are scratching your heads and probably questioning my credibility since I confessed that paranormal just wasn’t my cup of tea, and are wondering for someone who doesn’t like it he sure did read three books in two weeks time. I started with the first book in the series, Mind Magic, and progressed to Body Magic before diving into Soul Magic. I had heard quite a bit about the “Magic” series by Dennison and when Soul Magic came across the review list, I thought it was time to delve into this genre. So after reading and reviewing Creature Feature, I was a little intrigued about the paranormal business in the m/m romance genre. Love and magic have a great deal in common.
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