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Stevie Rourke is an ordinary ghost seer, minding her own business and thriving as a witch’s assistant.

That is until the Eye of the Hollow opens and changes everything.

Now ghosts can see her, and even worse, the local psychopath, AKA the Headless Horseman, demands she help him.

As secrets of Sleepy Hollow begin to reveal themselves, Stevie learns she has no choice but to help the frustrating, albeit smoking hot, Horseman or watch her entire life fall into chaos.

Bewitched by the Headless Horseman is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

Bewitched by the Headless Horseman is set in the same modern world as Charmed by a Spell and the short story, Our Hearts Wither Too, featured in Dearest Clementine: Dark and Romantic Monstrous Tales. 

Book Number: One 

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Mystery | Paranormal

Review:  🌟🌟🌟

The first in a series of standalone paranormal romances featuring a spunky young witch's apprentice and the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow. 

Stevie Rourke is a seer living in Sleepy Hollow, which means that she can see the many ghostly residents that reside within the haunted town. She thrives as a witch's assistant and manages to stay mostly under the radar. That is, until the eye of the Hollow opens and the ghosts can see her in return. Now, Stevie finds herself pursued by the Headless Horseman as he demands she helps him find his missing head. The mystery thickens as Stevie and the Headless Horseman work to uncover all the secrets that the Hollow hides within as time ticks towards the Headless Horseman's final demise. 

This is the first book in a series of paranormal romances featuring a variety of monsters and mythical creatures. I enjoyed my time with the introduction to the "Bewitching Hour" series and I look forward to reading other books in this series! 

I must say that I don't think that I am the biggest fan of Sleepy Hollow or the Headless Horseman mythos. I've read books featuring the Headless Horseman and I just don't think that they are my cup of tea. Despite this, I still had a pretty solid time with this unique romance. 

Having the Headless Horseman as a love interest made for some odd circumstances and a great form of romantic tension due to the fact that Stevie can't touch him (or see his face) for the majority of the book. Kit, also known as the Headless Horseman, is a charming individual. The fact that Stevie can't physically interact with him until some other magic occurs later in the book makes for some great romantic tension. Stevie yearns to see his face and feel his touch, but she can't because he's a ghost. I'm sure that there are quite a few ghost romances out there and I must admit that I've read a few, but this is the first steamy one that I've encountered, which made for a different reading experience. 

One of my favorite parts about this book was the mystery element. Stevie and Kit are looking for the Headless Horseman's famous head in order to save Kit from a disastrous fate. The magic system in this one isn't super original, but it was easy to understand and a set in a straightforward world, which I enjoyed. A simple magic system and a hint of mystery made for a great pairing and a fun read. 

Overall, "Bewitched by the Headless Horseman" is a fun witchy read with an intriguing love interest. Having a ghost as the male love interest was different and made the steamy scenes quite unique. I enjoyed my time dwelling in Sleepy Hollow with Stevie and the rest of the magical residents. This may not be the most original or complex read, but it was certainly a fun good time. I look forward to exploring other books in this series! 

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I don’t want to be famous. I can’t be.

When I sing at Memaw’s Bar every weekend, there’s one hard and fast rule: no recording of any kind. It’s not a bar rule, it’s a Hali rule.

Because if people were to post videos or audio clips of my performances, word would get out, and this tiny island off Georgia’s coast would be overrun with people trying to meet me. To discover me and bring me into the limelight.

And that’s not my ego talking. It’s a fact. The crowds that come to see me aren’t just captivated by my talent. They’re enthralled by my magic.

Only my mother knows the truth––I’m not human. I’m a mermaid, and my siren’s song is all-powerful. Mom found me on the beach when I was a toddler, and she took me in. Raised me. Loved me. Kept my secret.

And now that she’s sick, it’s my turn to take care of her. And that means risking my secret for tips every Friday and Saturday night. And even though no one has ever recorded me, word of mouth is a powerful thing.

That’s why he’s here. Brendan Howser. Talent agent and temporary next door neighbor.

He thinks he can wear me down and get me to sign with his agency, but it’s not going to happen. It can’t. But Brendan doesn’t give up easily.

And neither does the stranger who’s started following me and snapping pictures from behind bushes. When he shows up at Memaw’s wearing noise-cancelling headphones and screaming about siren magic, I realize the truth––he knows.

And he’s determined to prove it to the world.

Bewitched by the Siren is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

Book Number: Two

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

Review: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Sparks fly when a talent agent looking to recruit the town's best singer collide in this paranormal romance by Piper James!

Hali Weston has done everything in her power to keep the fact that she is a siren a secret. Yes, she may sing at the local dive bar in order to make money to support her ailing mother and work at the turtle sanctuary in town, but beyond that, she keeps to herself. That is, until Brendan, a handsome talent agent appears on her doorstep trying to make her a star. Hali can't afford fame; her secret is too big to risk. When Brendan begins to slowly steal her heart, things become more complex as she begins to dream about a world outside her very limited bubble. 

I thought this romance was so cute! From the get-go, Hali and Brendan are such likable characters and I was rooting for the enemies to become lovers as soon as possible. I absolutely adore the banter between these two and their less than happy conversations they have with one another when they first meet. Brendan is mystified about why Hali doesn't want to be discovered as a musical talent, but Hali is just as scared that she'll never be able to trust him at the risk of him learning she's a mermaid. 

I also want to mention how much a gentleman Brendan is. He is just so sweet and treat Hali with the utmost respect, which is something that isn't always the case with the male love interest in spicy romance novels. I was so happy to see him treat Hali like a literal princess both in his actions as well as his words. He could have hounded about recruiting her the entire book, but he lets it fall to the wayside when he realizes that he has took his shot at convincing her and was nowhere close to succeeding. 

Hali cares about her mother, Grace, more than anything else in the world, so it's super sweet when Brendan works to befriend Grace, too. Grace is physically disabled, which adds another level to Hali and Grace's relationship. They will do anything for one another, even if it limits the freedom that they are both allowed to have. It is so great seeing such strong mother daughter connections in books, especially romances. 

The music aspects of this book are quite fun. Hali does have siren song abilities, but she uses them as sparingly as possible. Sirens are so neat, so I was happy to read a romance starring such a fun mythical creature. And the way that James combines this with the modern aspects of the music industry was really fun to see play out. 

The third act conflict in this one was done immaculately. I must say, it is pretty obvious that Hali's secret will eventually come out, but I feel as though it was done in a pretty chill way. I greatly appreciate that the author didn't choose to go with something super dramatic, as this let the conflict focus more on Hali and Brendan's romance rather than the drama. 

And the physical intimacy between the two of them? Amazing! They may have only known each other for about a week before they got in bed together, but I really enjoyed the emotional connection between the two of them that they had already established before this point. They may have both been a tad horny and overdue for getting laid, but I enjoyed how much I could feel they cherished one another in the moment. 

Overall, "Bewitched by the Siren" was a very enjoyable read. I ate up the tension between Hali and Brendan due to both the recruiting deal and Hali's siren secret. Hali's bond with her mother was one of my favorite parts of this novel, as was the musical elements. This is a romance that I can get behind, so I'm glad that I got to read this fun, paranormal romance! I am definitely wanting to check out more of Piper James' work in this future, so hopefully that is an opportunity that is awarded to me someday. 

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Love at first bite? Not quite.

All Willow wanted was to find her true love. But when her "foolproof" matchmaking spell leads her straight to Kane Drake—the absurdly attractive CEO of Drake Produce and definitely a vampire—she does what any sensible witch would do: magically yeets him across town before he can even say hello. No way is she letting destiny saddle her with a vampire, thank you very much.

Too bad the universe (and Kane) didn't get the memo.

Bewitched by the Fruit Bat King is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

If you like the romcom witchy consequences of Ex-Hex, the rejected mates of Wolf Gone Wild, and the billionaire paranormal romance vibes of The Modern Girls Guide to Magic, this book is for you! 

Book Number: Three

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal | Mystery

Review: 🌟🌟

A magical fall romcom between a witch and a vampire who are tasked with unraveling the curse that afflicts both their families. 

When Willow attempts a spell to find her soulmate, things take a turn for the worse when she summons a naked vampire king who also happens to be the CEO of a very successful magical fruit company into her flower shop. Desperate to escape the awkward and potentially dangerous situation, Willow sends him away with another spell and hopes to never see him again. Unfortunately, it's not that easy to escape from one's mate. As Willow and Kane meet again and again, a strange curse begins to affect all the vampires. The two now must team up to break the curse afflicting both their families before it is too late. 

The concept of this one is really fun. A spunky flower witch meets a hot vampire CEO of a highly successful fruit company in one of the most awkward meetups of all time. Unfortunately, I didn't really attach to either character which had me feeling pretty meh about most of this book. 

The mystery element is what kept me turning the pages. I was quite curious to see just what was happening to all the fruit bat vampires. Side note: I've never heard of the concept of fruit bat vampires prior to this novel, and I find this idea to be really cool! Once elements of the curse on the Drake and Florence bloodlines started to appear, I genuinely needed to know what was going on. 

The cozy autumn vibes of this book are pretty fun. There's a fall festival with festive activities and much of the book takes place in Willow's quaint flower shop. Both of these things invoke a cozy feeling despite the darker nature of the curse that consumes a bit of this story. 

For the most part, I just found myself not that intrigued by most elements of the book and I really couldn't bring myself to care about the actual romance that makes up a huge part of the book. I didn't dislike my time with this one, but it took me a long time to make my way through this one simply because there was nothing that enthralled me enough to want to pick this one up again the next day, so I simply read it only when I was eating lunch and was too lazy to pull up my audiobook.

Overall, I wasn't very impressed with "Bewitched by the Fruit Bat King." There were elements of this book that were intriguing such as the curse and the situation with the fruit bat vampires, but not enough to truly hold my attention for long periods of time. I didn't like the romance all that much either, which made the entire experience pretty mid. I did appreciate the spunkiness and humorous nature of Dalton's writing though, so I'm interested in picking up some of her other books that I own and seeing how they compare to this one. 

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As a child, they called me a wicked witch, all because my magic appears as dark shadows.

I tried to be good, but nothing changed their minds. Then my college boyfriend Callum Renshaw broke my heart, and I decided being wicked wasn’t so bad after all.

Now Callum’s back, investigating the disappearances of half-shifter witches, and everyone’s pointing fingers at me. But he isn’t just trying to prove my innocence, he’s trying to win my heart again. The problem? He loved the good little witch I used to be, and now I embrace the wicked.

Despite Cosmo, my truth-spilling familiar, and my desire for life to stay the same, Callum’s confession shakes me. He left to save my life and never stopped loving me. Maybe cursing him wasn’t my best idea, because deep down, I still love him too.

But it might be too late. The town’s ready to pin a murder on me, and if Callum and I don’t work together to solve it, I’ll burn on a pyre.

Life’s a witch, might as well be wicked.

Bewitched by the Wicked Witch is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

Book Number: Four

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

Review: ?

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Tess wants nothing more than to prove werewolves are real, and that she's not crazy. Traveling to a small, unknown, hidden town in Montana seems like her best opportunity to do so.

As Sheriff, Ryder wants nothing more than to keep his town of non-humans safe from the outside world, and keep all the nosy conspiracy theorists as far away as possible. Something which used to be easy, until a fiery redhead waltzed in and smelled better than any female he's ever scented.

Unable to convince her to leave, or get her out of his head, Ryder decides he needs to convince her to keep their secret. Can a werewolf bewitch a werewolf hunter without falling in love himself?

Bewitched by the Werewolf is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic. 

Book Number: Five

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

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Rock n’ Roll isn't for the faint of heart. No one knows that better than Chris Feral. For years, she's tried to break into the rock scene, but it remained out of reach until her “Phantom” appeared in a random online chat room. A mysterious masked man she's never actually seen, her Phantom has mentored her for years, building her up, and now, it's finally happening.

Due to another band dropping out, Chris’ band has been invited to The Rock of Ages, a famous battle where bands around the world compete. Only the best of the best make it to the Battles. She thinks they have it in the bag until she meets The Masquerades and their lead singer, Erik. They're phenomenal, almost inhumane in their talent, and clearly their stiffest competition. They may be rivals, but Chris can't help but be drawn to the man behind the mask. If she's not careful, he'll distract her from what she's actually there for.

Only the best band will win, and Chris is certain it'll be hers. No matter what it takes, she's going to make her Phantom proud. After all, she already sold her soul to rock n’ roll. There's nowhere else to go, but up.

Bewitched by the Phantom is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

Book Number: Six

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

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Maple Alden was born into a powerful West Coast coven—but she’s only a null, a witch with no magic, no future, and no real place in a world ruled by power. Her only real talents? Baking under pressure and hiding her heartbreak from being an outcast. So when she’s sent off to New Orleans for an arranged marriage to help a coven she knows nothing about, she’s not expecting love… or even kindness.

But she definitely didn’t expect Rune Benoit.

The broody new Voodoo King has death magic in his veins, too many enemies at his door, and zero patience for a bride. But Maple’s warmth disarms him, her wit challenges him—and the light she brings might be the only thing standing between his coven and ruin.

She’s not what they asked for.

But she might be exactly what they need. 

Book Number: Seven

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

Review: ?

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Bound by a Curse—and Maybe Some Chemistry!

Bennet, a dashing Djinn from Aetheria—a world of Regency-style manners and magical drama—is on a mission to find his runaway sister. She’s ditched her royal wedding and fled to the mortal world, leaving Bennet to clean up the mess before their family name goes up in enchanted flames. But when he tracks her down, she flips the script, trapping him in a cursed lamp.

Enter Cassie, a no-nonsense New Orleans local juggling a wild family, a mountain of bills, and a knack for locating lost things. When she stumbles across Bennet’s lamp, she unleashes not just a very cranky—and very attractive—Djinn but also a world of trouble.

Now, Bennet and Cassie are stuck with each other: he’s tethered to her and the lamp, and she’s stuck with a cursed grump haunting her backyard. To break the curse, they’ll need to work together to track down Bennet’s sister, dodge family drama (both Djinn and human), and maybe, just maybe, figure out why their connection feels less like a curse and more like fate.

Bewitched by the Djinn is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic. 

Book Number: Eight

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

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When quirky museum curator Lilith Carter creates an Egyptian exhibit for Halloween, she never expects to accidentally awaken a cursed mummy king. But one supernatural mishap later, Ramesses,regal, bewildered, and very undead, is striding through her museum like he still owns the place.

As chaos erupts and ancient magic stirs, Lilith finds herself screaming one moment and flirting the next. Ramesses may be 3,000 years out of his depth, but his royal charm (and serious abs) are harder to ignore than she’d like to admit.

With a mischievous spirit on the loose, a rival archaeologist stirring trouble, and a curse threatening to overtake the town, Lilith and Ramesses must work together to restore order. But the deeper they dive into the mystery, the harder it becomes to ignore the sparks flying between them, and the pull of a love that might just defy time itself.

Bewitched by the Mummy King is a standalone paranormal romantic comedy in The Bewitching Hour series. If you love spicy slow burns, magical mischief, mummy mayhem, and laugh-out-loud banter, this book is for you.

Book Number: Nine

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

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Delia Nightshade's life is turned upside down when her husband, Jasper Grimm, is murdered in the dead of night.

A powerful witch with a sharp tongue and a love for all things spooky, Delia won't let death be the end of their story. She uses her magic to stitch Jasper back together, but when he returns, he's a different man—one who doesn't love her anymore.

In fact, he finds her completely unbearable.

But there's no time for heartache. Someone-or something-has been collecting hearts across their cursed town, and Jasper's is the latest trophy.

Delia believes that if she helps him uncover who is behind the string of bizarre murders, she can retrieve his heart and, with it, his lost love.

But Jasper is less than thrilled by the idea.

He may need her help to uncover the murderer's twisted plan, but that doesn't mean he wants to rekindle the spark they once shared.

Still, as the two are forced to work together, their simmering tension grows. Delia is determined to get his heart back—literally and figuratively—however, Jasper's feelings are anything but cooperative.

But as the investigation unfolds, something inside Jasper begins to shift—something he can't explain.

And Delia's presence?

It's starting to feel less like an annoyance and more like the missing piece to a puzzle.

Bewitched by the Pumpkin Queen is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas, Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic. 

Book Number: Ten

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

Review: ?

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"Welcome to Niverwick Isle! Where magic, monsters, and marvel await!"

Pippi didn’t want or need a vacation–and she certainly had no desire to stay anywhere near the raging waters of the sea. However, when her boyfriend drags her to a remote island getaway, which boasts a chance to spot the legendary Loch Ness monster, Pippi is determined to turn the furlough into the best vacation ever. But when a skinny-dipping misadventure ends with Pippi swept out to sea, she discovers Nessie is not only real—he talks.

And he’s pretty dang suave, for a prehistoric sea dino.

As she begrudgingly befriends the (confoundingly charming) sea beast, Pippi learns there’s more to this island than enchanting creatures and quirky locals. Deadly secrets ripple beneath its picturesque surface, and the Loch Ness Monster may be the key to unlocking the truth—and her heart.

Bewitched by the Sea Monster is a standalone book of the highly-addictive paranormal romance series, The Bewitching Hour. If you’re thirsting for magic and mayhem, spicy slow burn, and witty banter, then you’ll be ensnared by this quirky, sexy, and super fun series. Perfect for fans of Wednesday Addams, Bewitched, and Practical Magic.

Book Number: Eleven (Last Book) 

Genre: Young Adult | Fantasy | Romance | Paranormal

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