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A Case of Possession by KJ Charles

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agravereader's review

4.0

A little disappointed that we didn't get Stephen's POV, but this was fun! I liked the exploration of their dynamic and the power imbalance ans their relationship in general more in this book, but I liked the plot of book 1 better.

magikspells's review against another edition

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4.0

I think the characters and setting are just unique and a lot of fun to read. I also like that none of the books are too long.

bitchie's review against another edition

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4.0

Excellent follow up that moves Stephen and Lucien's relationship along quite nicely.

This series has the perfect balance of sweet and scary, sexy and funny. I love how Lucien and Stephen interact with each other, and these are some genuinely hot sex scenes, without being over the top or too much.

And did I mention the spooky? Giant rats and lots of death, and spiritual possession? Oh yeah, this has all that, but once again, Stephen and Lucien, the Magpie Lord, come together to save the day, this time with help from Stephen's co-workers, who I really enjoyed.

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4.0

4 Stars

I seriously wish this was another 200 pages!

In the aftermath of almost being killed, Crane and Day are still testing the waters, tiptoeing around each other, not wanting to demand too much, not wanting to overly show their desire. As they return back to their lives and responsibilities, how do they cultivate a relationship when said relationship is illegal?? Is it folly to even think things could work out?? How much is either willing to sacrifice for the other?

Apparently a lot. Though neither is willing to readily admit just how far gone they are, Crane and Day find that their magical bond does have its advantages, both personally and professionally.

I obviously enjoyed this. The dynamic between these two was fabulous - protective, proprietary, not wanting to show vulnerability, but when push comes to shove, they choose the other above all else. I loved the proclamations and their steamy interactions, and really, just simply wanted more of these two together and a whole bunch of magical shenanigans all around!