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Bewitched
Selena accepted Eli's masquerade challenge with an open mind, after all it sounded more fun than dealing with the politics behind the fundraiser. Little did she know just what a challenge it would be, nor the surprise that awaited her. Can she find Eli and Cleo, or will the ghost from her past rekindle the fire of her passion long thought dead?
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First published January 1, 2008
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M.J. Spickett
20 books21 followersCanadian born and raised, MJ writes primarily Paranormal Thrillers, Fantasy, and Erotic Adventures. In recent years, she has begun branching into screenplays and supports a thriving indie film community growing in Northern Ontario. One Day she hopes to turn some of her novels into either a film or television drama series.
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November 26, 2018At a costumed masquerade, the promise of wicked pleasure hangs in the air for Selena. Just before leaving for the party, she accepted sensual challenge from her husband, Eli. Each will go to the party early, and whoever finds the other first…gets a deliciously naughty prize. The simple dare becomes more complicated than Selena could have imagined as a ghost has some plans of his own for Selena.
I find myself at a bit of a loss when talking about Bewitched. As a first-time M. J. Spickett reader, I was unaware that this story is connected to other books of Ms. Spickett’s. For those, like myself, who new to Eli and Selena’s stories, Bewitched is somewhat confusing. I spent more time “getting situated” so to speak, than connecting to the characters. Reading the story again, I still found that, having not read the previous books, I was not invested in this story. However, I believe that fans of Ms. Spickett’s books will likely find Bewitched to be a sexy, entertaining interlude.
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I find myself at a bit of a loss when talking about Bewitched. As a first-time M. J. Spickett reader, I was unaware that this story is connected to other books of Ms. Spickett’s. For those, like myself, who new to Eli and Selena’s stories, Bewitched is somewhat confusing. I spent more time “getting situated” so to speak, than connecting to the characters. Reading the story again, I still found that, having not read the previous books, I was not invested in this story. However, I believe that fans of Ms. Spickett’s books will likely find Bewitched to be a sexy, entertaining interlude.
Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed.
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