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Order of the Akasha #4

Indulged By Magic

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Too much magic can be great, or oh so bad...

A new paranormal creature sneaks its way into the coven's life, disrupting things just after they get their first real win. Now, they have a bigger bad to contend with. Something no one thought was possible.

When secrets are revealed, who will be left standing?

250 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2019

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E.M. Moore

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E. M. Moore is a USA Today Bestselling author of Contemporary and Paranormal Romance. She's drawn to write within the teen and college-aged years where her characters get knocked on their asses, torn inside out, and put back together again by their first loves. Whether it's in a fantastical setting where human guards protect the creatures of the night or a realistic high school backdrop where social cliques rule the halls, the emotions are the same. Dark. Twisty. Angsty. Raw.

When Erin's not writing, you can find her dreaming up vacations for her family, watching murder mystery shows, or dancing in her kitchen while she pretends to cook.

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518 reviews86 followers
May 21, 2018
I just finished this latest instalment in the Order of the Akasha series about Norah and her coven o’ hot witches. In this story Erin has truly upped her game and filled the pages with love and excitement and wrapped it up in a mystery within a mystery. Intrigued? I definitely was.

Norah, Travis, Randy, Liam and Gabe have managed to keep Norah’s identity as their fifth a secret, but no more. Walter and his coven has put two and two together and, they’re not exactly happy that the guys weren’t upfront and honest with them. As a punishment (which does read more like they’re being chastised than punished), the coven is forbidden from being mixed up in order businesses for the time being. That proves harder than any of them thought, when Dean Reid comes to them and asks for the Order of the Akasha’s help in order to rein in his father, who’s losing control of their family Djinn and his mind.

It turns out that the powerful founding families in Salem became so, because they managed to attach a Djinn to their family line. This includes the Pryors, Liam’s birth parents. The Djinn is meant to do its families bidding, however, not all Djinn’s were happy obeying their family generation after generation – which is why, Liam was adopted.

The coven killed Dupree and ridded Liam of the familiar in the previous book, but they didn’t kill it. Now it’s back again in order to help its master fulfil his plan. In the process we learn who Jay is and I can honestly say, that I had no freaking clue. I hadn’t expected this at all! However, when all was revealed, I have no idea how I missed all the bread crumbs Erin had laid out on the trail. It’s so obvious!

As the FMC a lot of the attention is on Norah, however, in this book I think that Erin juggled the attention a lot better. We get to know more about where Liam comes from, which I liked. As I’m also adopted I can totally appreciate his hurt and confusion by his birth parent’s choices, especially when he learned how wealthy they were. So, loved that Erin provided some clarity on this matter.

On top of that, I really enjoyed getting to know Travis better. If you’ve read “Stripped” (the Order of the Akasha #0) and the other books, you know that Liam, Randy and Gabe try and explain what happened to Jax and why it hit Travis so hard. However, I didn’t feel that we’ve gotten Travis’ site of the story – which is why I really liked that his personality and thoughts really came into play in this book.

I still adore Norah – especially because she’s such a kick-ass witch. She is very protective of her coven and, she’ll do just about anything to keep them safe. But what I really like about her is, that it’s not “the Norah show” where she expects everyone to follow and love her. So as far as whiny FMC’s go, Norah is definitely not one, which is so refreshing.


I really enjoyed this fourth instalment and I think that the ending was a perfect setup for the next, and last, instalment in the Order of the Akasha series, “Enraged By Magic”.
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February 9, 2022

Rating and Review


Rating: 3.25 Stars

Thank Akasha that Liam is back to his pre-familiar self—I missed his adorable personality in the last book. I enjoyed getting some answers about his birth parents, and how it tied into the latest conflict.

The less asshole-ish side of Travis that we finally got to see in the last book didn’t go anywhere. He’s gone from being my least favorite, to my second favorite, out of Norah’s men.

For the most part, Gabe and Randy faded into the background, and I only really noticed them when they got on my nerves with their bad attitudes. I actually found Dean to be more interesting that either of them; here’s hoping that he’ll be a part of the next book.

You can look forward to the mysterious Jay finally making his first in person appearance now that Dupre’s no longer around to do his dirty work.



Book Details


Title: Indulged by Magic (Order of the Akasha #4)
POV(s): Multiple—First Person (Primarily FMC)
Interconnected Series: Yes
Standalone: No
Cliffhanger: No
HEA:
Relationship: Reverse Harem
Genre(s): Paranormal Romance
Triggers: N/A
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409 reviews
September 15, 2018
Nice

I love the guys and Norah is just so wild. She is great and each of them work so well with her. Now granted the steamy scenes are what we see the most, though not complaining at all. I do wish they could get some quiet moments though. The only reason this got a 4 star for me is because everything else was just too predictable. I already knew who the real antagonist was a few books ago. Though I am curious in how they will spin this now after this book. I have some idea but we’ll see.
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208 reviews10 followers
July 21, 2020
Oh my

I never thought Travis would do such a thing! I was so very surprised by his actions. I also loved that Norah surprised her big teddy bear of a man. That was so sweet. I am interested to see if Liam will be reconnecting with his old friend Dean. It was really nice to learn a bit more about his past. I hope to learn more about Gabe next.
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551 reviews9 followers
April 6, 2021
Intense

It is important to read the other 3 books to fully understand what happens in this book. Things get heated for Norah and her coven and I loved it!! I love how the team works all together as one.
1,227 reviews3 followers
July 14, 2023
My predictions on jay was correct. I suspected from book 1 one 2.

I think Travis didn’t do a wise thing and Walter is right. If others are hurt bc of jay it will be Travis’s fault.

This book had excitement and kept me interested but book 3 was more engaging
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838 reviews
May 29, 2018
Amazing as always. I'm so loving this group and the trouble they keep getting in to. And did anyone see that coming?? Wow! Can't wait to see what happens next.
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981 reviews8 followers
August 26, 2019
Secrets are revealed and it's up to Norah and her boys to manage it. Great set up for the final book.
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1,383 reviews
July 6, 2018
What a situation! Darkness is confronted and goodness is given the ultimate test. Can the coven endure? There were places that caused my heart to speed up as the team raced to find answers that would lead them to the right place. I enjoyed this book and would recommend it for those who were okay with RH reads.
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