BLOG TOUR: Black Magic by Cherry Adair (Book Review 2010-134)

Product Description

SHE HATES USING MAGIC . . . Ever since the death of her parents, Sara Temple has rejected her magical gifts. Then, in a moment of extreme danger, she unknowingly sends out a telepathic cry for help—to the one man she is convinced she never wants to see again.
HE’S A POWERFUL WIZARD . . .
Jackson Slater thought he was done forever with his ex-fiancée, but when he hears her desperate plea, he teleports halfway around the world to aid her in a situation where magic has gone suddenly, brutally wrong.
THEY’VE BEEN CHOSEN TO SAVE THE WORLD . . .
But while Sara and Jack remain convinced they are completely mismatched, the Wizard Council feels otherwise. A dark force is killing some of the world’s most influential wizards, and the ex-lovers have just proved their abilities are mysteriously amplified when they work together. But with the fate of the world at stake, will the violent emotions still simmering between them drive them farther apart . . . or bring them back into each other’s arms?

About the Author

Cherry Adair has garnered numerous awards for her innovative action-adventure novels, which include White Heat, Hot Ice, On Thin Ice, Out of Sight, In Too Deep, Hide and Seek, and Kiss and Tell, as well as her thrilling Edge trilogy: Edge of Danger, Edge of Fear, and Edge of Darkness. A favorite of reviewers and fans alike, she lives in the Pacific Northwest.

Product Details

Mass Market Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Pocket Star (July 20, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1439153817
ISBN-13: 978-1439153819

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LOVED IT

I have read a few of Cherry Adair’s books before but this one is by far the best. If you are looking for romantic suspense with a paranormal edge this is it! Jack and Sara make the perfect couple, even though they don’t know it. I especially enjoyed the back story on each character, something a lot of authors don’t bother with telling. I guess this is because this is the first in the series and it promises to be a great series.