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Vegas Magic #3
Stacking the Deck
Attending the Hell's Ball with her friends was just supposed to be about having a good time. Samantha didn't plan on meeting the man of her dreams or to give him a crash course in magic to keep his power under control. Alec Zimm is a stage name. Doing card tricks pays the bills. He's caught off-guard by his reaction to Samantha and the sudden revelation that the magic he's been performing is real. When a rogue werewolf threatens the Halloween party atmosphere, Alec must learn to trust his teacher and save the woman of his dreams.
- GenresParanormal
62 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2006
10 people want to read
About the author
S.L. Gray
3 books18 followers(If you're looking for my earlier works, you want to look for Sara Dennis and Sienna Black. Thanks!)
What's in a pseudonym? A writer by any other name called would make words as sweet. So S. L. Gray would, were she not S. L. Gray called.
But then how would you find her books?
S. L. Gray is a fantasy author (urban, epic and otherwise) transplanted from many places to the not-so-wilds of northern California. A storyteller for as long as she can remember, she's tamed her magpie-like attention span, somewhat, and dedicated herself to writing stories other people might enjoy as much as she does.
She is also, as you might have guessed, a huge fan of Shakespeare. She has done theatre on both coasts. She makes beaded boxes and jewelry and is a fiber artist. She loves words in all sorts of languages, knows her way around a computer and was once an EMT.
She did mention those magpie interests were *mostly* tamed, right?
She can be found on her blog, Words of Gray (http://wordsofgray.blogspot.com/), on Twitter at wordsofgray or on Facebook as S.L. Gray.
What's in a pseudonym? A writer by any other name called would make words as sweet. So S. L. Gray would, were she not S. L. Gray called.
But then how would you find her books?
S. L. Gray is a fantasy author (urban, epic and otherwise) transplanted from many places to the not-so-wilds of northern California. A storyteller for as long as she can remember, she's tamed her magpie-like attention span, somewhat, and dedicated herself to writing stories other people might enjoy as much as she does.
She is also, as you might have guessed, a huge fan of Shakespeare. She has done theatre on both coasts. She makes beaded boxes and jewelry and is a fiber artist. She loves words in all sorts of languages, knows her way around a computer and was once an EMT.
She did mention those magpie interests were *mostly* tamed, right?
She can be found on her blog, Words of Gray (http://wordsofgray.blogspot.com/), on Twitter at wordsofgray or on Facebook as S.L. Gray.
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July 1, 2016
Well I didn't dislike this one as much as the other one in the 'series' This Spells Trouble
I didn't find myself hating it in fact.
So that's something.
It was short. It had magic. It had a fish out of water plot.
But all in all, it was enjoyable.
I didn't find myself hating it in fact.
So that's something.
It was short. It had magic. It had a fish out of water plot.
But all in all, it was enjoyable.
July 28, 2013
A quick little paranormal read with a nice amount of steam!
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