Forest Magic

by Verena Key

Disappointed in her life, Nelly moves to a small village surrounded by hills and trees to work in a restaurant and hide from the world. During one of her walks, she comes across a dark and ominous house in the middle of the forest, inhabited by a man universally disliked in the village. Caught in a storm, Nelly is forced to knock on his door and ask for help, only to discover that he is someone to whom she feels connected more than she cares to acknowledge. But is he really a monster everyone, including himself, seems to think? And could they help each other find peace, forgiveness, and love?

259 pages, Paperback

First published June 12, 2021

About the author

Coming from a family of avid readers, Verena Key started writing because of the way certain places made her feel - as if they were a backdrop for stories that somebody needed to tell. She lives and works in German countryside, surrounded by nature, and that is where her inspiration comes from. The characters in her stories are ordinary people and far from perfect, but, as any of us, they too fight for their right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. None of them is a vampire. Yet.
For more information visit her at:
https://www.verenakey.com

Reviews

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[Hyrum · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm not really a fan of romances, but this one caught my attention. Maybe I think of nature as magic? In the book, I loved the atmosphere and the small town setting where the main character finds herself, and I could really appreciate her love of the forest. I enjoyed the ride.
This book is perfect for people who love a simple story, and who want a romance without graphic sexual content.

[Regan Sawyer · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book, but it was not spicy enough! The buildup and tension was done so well and then the scene we were all waiting for was just glossed over lol

[Dani Lewandowski · Rating 4 out of 5]

worth the read

Nice story with enough adventure to keep me interested. I enjoyed the snarky banter and depth of relationship building throughout the story.