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A review by booked_up_nixi
Earth Wolf & Fire by Maggie Francis
5.0
A wonderful and magical read!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I started it before bed and read 20 chapters until my eyes couldn’t stay open anymore, and then I promptly devoured the rest as soon as I woke up!
Eliza Falls is a delightful place to be, and the characters there (human/witch/shifter and animals) are wonderful.
The two main characters are swoonworthy, and the tensions that arose from their insta connection was intense!
The hero is a wonderful, goofy and totally sexy character. The heroine is a total surprise in the best sense, and fit perfectly with the hero.
This book is light-hearted with comedy, romance and spice (recommended for readers 18+ as the intimate scenes are graphic). It also has a beautiful story of growth and will incite both tears and warm fuzzy feelings!
This story is thoroughly enjoyable and should definitely be read! (Note that although it can be read as a standalone, it best to read the first book prior to this one for context, and also because it’s a great book, too!)
I was fortunate enough to receive a copy of this book from Booksirens and willingly leave this honest review!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I started it before bed and read 20 chapters until my eyes couldn’t stay open anymore, and then I promptly devoured the rest as soon as I woke up!
Eliza Falls is a delightful place to be, and the characters there (human/witch/shifter and animals) are wonderful.
The two main characters are swoonworthy, and the tensions that arose from their insta connection was intense!
The hero is a wonderful, goofy and totally sexy character. The heroine is a total surprise in the best sense, and fit perfectly with the hero.
This book is light-hearted with comedy, romance and spice (recommended for readers 18+ as the intimate scenes are graphic). It also has a beautiful story of growth and will incite both tears and warm fuzzy feelings!
This story is thoroughly enjoyable and should definitely be read! (Note that although it can be read as a standalone, it best to read the first book prior to this one for context, and also because it’s a great book, too!)
I was fortunate enough to receive a copy of this book from Booksirens and willingly leave this honest review!