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"For fans of Laurell K. Hamilton"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 26, 2003

Although it was discovered how to combine physics and sorcery over a half-century ago, not all states have passed laws that makes it legal to practice. Even though Petra Field doesn't have a magical bone in her body, her parents are both powerful wizards so she had to move Read more...

"This book was such fun to read!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted March 16, 2003

Petra W. Field had the ill fortune to be born to two powerful wizards when she doesn't have a magical bone in her body. As a matter of fact, magic generally goes haywire when she's around. So what is she doing in the wizard capital of the world, Seattle? Read more...

Honorable Mention for 2003 PEARL Award
- Best Fantasy/Magical Paranormal Romance

Summary

Debut Novel

With enchanted blood on her carpet, a house full of Merlin-wannabes unable to clean it up, a petulant cat, and houseguests scheduled to arrive momentarily, Petra Field needs a miracle. She gets a wizard, a whole lot of unwanted sparks, and a man-sized hole in the middle of her living room—a hole into which her feline promptly disappears. Vorador hasn't felt so incompetent since his days as an untried sorcerer. The girl who leaps after her cat and into his arms causes his simplest spells to backfire—quite literally setting his hair ablaze. And though she claims to be no conjurer, he knows that he's never felt so bewitched, for Petra has a mesmerizing energy of her own: love.