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Enchantment (Spellbound #3)

by Nikki Jefford (Goodreads Author)

4.47 of 5 stars 4.47 · rating details · 53 ratings · 25 reviews

Barcelona. Summer escape. Or so Graylee Perez thought until her old adversary, Adrian Montez, brings his magic show to Spain.

Gray seeks out a Spanish wizard to help banish Adrian from her life once and for all. Instead, she tumbles headfirst into a love spell with the arrogant warlock.

After Gray follows Adrian to Paris, she must face her true feelings and decide if Adrian’...more

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May 16, 2013 Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have loved both of the first two books in this series, Entangled and Duplicity, and this one is just as fabulous as the first two. It is the perfect ending to a wonderful trilogy.

Graylee is just 17 and has been through more in her life than the average girl her age, but it never seems to really end for her. Even when she tries to escape it all for a little while, it follows her. And suddenly her world is turned upside down yet again, in ways she couldn't have possibly imagined.

In the first cou...more

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Apr 10, 2013 Tom rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-books-of-the-year, fiction, ya-paranormal, series

If someone put a love spell on you, and it caused you to fall for someone you've always considered an enemy, and then you found that you legitimately enjoyed their company, would you really care that it was a spell? I mean, you're the happiest you've been in your life, would you want the spell broken?

This is one of many issues Graylee Perez has to face in Nikki Jefford's spectacular conclusion to her Spellbound trilogy, "Enchantment."

Graylee had it rough during the first two books. She died, th...more

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May 24, 2013 Cheyenne Teska rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, for-review, ebooks, reviewed

When Gray chose to spend her summer in Europe, she didn't think that she'd run into anyone she knew from her life back home. It was supposed to be a new start. Unfortunately, she comes face-to-face with an old nemesis who just won't leave her alone. Things get sticky when she tries to banish him from her life, but ends up falling head-over-heels for him instead. Will she be able to walk away from her feelings, or will she give in and allow herself to have the love she's been longing for?

If you'v...more When Gray chose to spend her summer in Europe, she didn't think that she'd run into anyone she knew from her life back home. It was supposed to be a new start. Unfortunately, she comes face-to-face with an old nemesis who just won't leave her alone. Things get sticky when she tries to banish him from her life, but ends up falling head-over-heels for him instead. Will she be able to walk away from her feelings, or will she give in and allow herself to have the love she's been longing for?

If you've read my reviews of the previous books in the series, Entangled and Duplicity, you'd know that I was completely blown away by the story. Of course, when I was approached to review the final book, I didn't hesitate. I wanted to see where each of the characters would end up! Gray has left home in order to attend a school in Barcelona where she is prohibited to use her powers. After all, magic has done nothing good for her. This installment seemed to be the perfect way to end such an amazing story with so many surprises.

Honestly, I wasn't sure about Adrian when we first met him, but that quickly changed once he was reintroduced in Enchantment. We got to see a whole new side of him, even getting a glimpse into his heartbreaking past. That little bit of information definitely changed the feelings that I originally had about his character. In fact, the more I saw of him, the more I hoped that he and Gray would end up together. That being said, the romance was done perfectly, and I know that I'll be rereading this book just for that.

Overall, the author did an incredible job wrapping up the series I've grown to love. The story was full of twists, excitement, familiar faces and even a few new ones. The setting couldn't have been more perfect, and each way that Nikki describes Barcelona and Paris makes me want to pack my bags immediately. I will be sad to see this story end, but I find comfort in knowing that this isn't the last time that I will be able to read about these characters.(less)

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Apr 13, 2013 Mad about rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Was eagerly awaiting the third and last installment in the Spellbound Trilogy and it didn't disappoint.

With Lee and Raj graduating High School Gray feels the third wheel so follows her dream of spending a summer in Barcelona but she does so with a twist. While she's at the retreat none of the Witches there can practice magic but with a solid group of friends that's not an issue until she goes to a surprise event, a magic show.

He promised her mother he'd stay away but Adrian Montez isn't one to b...more Was eagerly awaiting the third and last installment in the Spellbound Trilogy and it didn't disappoint.

With Lee and Raj graduating High School Gray feels the third wheel so follows her dream of spending a summer in Barcelona but she does so with a twist. While she's at the retreat none of the Witches there can practice magic but with a solid group of friends that's not an issue until she goes to a surprise event, a magic show.

He promised her mother he'd stay away but Adrian Montez isn't one to be told what to do. Seeing she's in Spain he packs up his and grandmothers things and moves them to the other side of Europe. His grandmother has always wanted what's best for Adrian and has done what she's had do to achieve that so what's a little Love spell on Gray compared to a body swap?

For Adrian it should be a dream come true but if her loves not real what's the point. Gray knows she should hate him but the spells helping her see Adrian clearly and he's not what she thought.

Really didn't want this series to end but better it end on a high than being drawn out. It focuses mainly on Gray and Adrian but the original characters do re-appear.
There was a mystery as to what happened to Charlene at the end of Duplicity but that's solved and she makes a very surprising U turn. I actually found myself liking "her" as she's finally found where she belongs.

The original Graylee changed alot for me in Duplicity but that's solved and she makes a very surprising U turn. I actually found myself liking "her" as she's finally found where she belongs.

The original Graylee changed alot for me in Duplicity besides the obvious of her having a different body so really enjoyed having the normal Gray back in her true body. She was smart, witty, independent and single.
Always loved Adrian so was ecstatic to find he would be a main character and finally get the girl. He may have been a cad and done some rather devious things in his past but getting to know him more you realize that he's doing them for the payment to give his Nan a good life.

The background imagery was so detailed I could really envisage the places Gray visited making the scene come alive. The dialogue had a good flow with the banter being fresh and youthful, perfect for the YA market it's intended for.
Loved this series and it's suitable for any age who likes fun fantasy.
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May 20, 2013 Ali (GingerRead) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was recently at an author event where Margaret Stohl stated someone once told her, your third book is always the best. Now, I won't go as far as saying that this rings true in every series I have ever read. I will say it is the truth with the Nikki Jefford's Spellbound series. Enchantment absolutely is the best of the three and ends the series in a content and tidy manner.

What made Enchantment so much better than Entanglement or Duplicity? In a word, Adrian. Adrian Montez is mysterious, magnet...more I was recently at an author event where Margaret Stohl stated someone once told her, your third book is always the best. Now, I won't go as far as saying that this rings true in every series I have ever read. I will say it is the truth with the Nikki Jefford's Spellbound series. Enchantment absolutely is the best of the three and ends the series in a content and tidy manner.

What made Enchantment so much better than Entanglement or Duplicity? In a word, Adrian. Adrian Montez is mysterious, magnetic, unpredictable and has the touch of a damaged soul that I am such a sucker for. Pair him off with hot-headed, lonely and maybe a little depressed Graylee Perez and watch the fireworks start.

"I don't want to hurt you, Gray." He leaned down to her ear and whispered, "I want to make you scream."

Gray has run off to Barcelona, trying to escape the feeling that she's lost the only family and boyfriend she's ever known. She's lost, alone and heart broken. And, feeling a little guilty that her psuedo-sister gave up all her magical powers to save Gray's life. What should be a restful summer of self reflection turns into a battle of wills; with herself, with Adrian and with a few warlocks from back home determined to take Adrian down.

Getting knocked in the head with a spell causing her to love the one person she's determined to hate is just (to borrow some words form the great Karina Halle) "piss icing on a cake made of crap".

Here is where the story gets really good! Gray and Adrian both know she's under a spell but knowing doesn't dispose of it. The struggle between what is real and what isn't was as endearing as it was maddening. Adrian shows an entire new side of himself, he goes from vengeful warlock to one amazing guy who just wants to show a girl he likes a great time in Paris before the spell is broken and he loses her forever. Umm...toothache, right here ~ so sweet!

"Maybe it was all a spell, but then again, what was love if not an enchantment that eventually turned to truth."

Obviously, it isn't all cupcake farting unicorns...there is plenty of magical intrigue, action, betrayal, heartbreak and the like. But, at the end it wraps up so nicely. No loose ends, no hardcore feels to throw my Kindle at a wall, just a peaceful happy smile spread across my face. And for that, we thank you Nikki.(less)

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Jun 03, 2013 Michelle Sedeño rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-4-5-stars

Originally reviewed on The Escapist as part of the official blog tour.

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Rating: 4.5
*Might contain spoilers if you haven't read the first two books.

I am so lucky to be part of this exclusive tour and to be able to read Enchantment earlier than its publication date. I barely read self-published books but something about this series stands out. I love Spellbound trilogy. That's why I felt ecstatic when I was invited by the lovely author, Nikki Jefford, on Enchantment's official blog tour. Of cours...more

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May 12, 2013 Danielle Young rated it 4 of 5 stars

Gray has been through a lot. Things that no witch or person should have to go through. In an attempt to find herself and take a break from the life that has taken so much from her, Gray goes to Barcelona. Where she joins a non-magical retreat. Just when she has come to terms with not using her magic her past shows up, in the form of one Adrian Montez. Now desperate to get rid of Adrian, Gray will do anything including banishing the wizard. But things don't happen quite the way she expects, as he...more Gray has been through a lot. Things that no witch or person should have to go through. In an attempt to find herself and take a break from the life that has taken so much from her, Gray goes to Barcelona. Where she joins a non-magical retreat. Just when she has come to terms with not using her magic her past shows up, in the form of one Adrian Montez. Now desperate to get rid of Adrian, Gray will do anything including banishing the wizard. But things don't happen quite the way she expects, as her life is turned upside down again, Gray get's the opportunity to find out what her heart really wants.

I have been a huge fan of the Spellbound Trilogy with the Gray's being some of my favorite characters from the series. In Enchantment we are given more of Second Gray as she has come to be called. We see her struggle as she attempts to find her rightful place in the world. As a reader you can't help, but feel sorry for her as so many things were taken from her. Yes, some of those things were never meant to be hers and she was never meant to be, but to her those things are hers. I really enjoyed getting to see things from this Gray's perspective as Lee was the main attraction in the first two books, but I will admit that I missed having Raj on the page.

And of course you can't have a Spellbound book without the presence of a certain twin, but Charlene's appearance is more than a small surprise for both Gray and me. Nikki Jefford really took me by surprise with that little number! In fact, it still cracks me up and if you feel at all like I do about Charlene the surprise that awaits you in this book will surely make you feel a little better.

If you are also like me, than a part of you has a strong dislike for Adrian as well, but I can honestly say that after Enchantment Adrian has stolen a small piece of my heart. In Enchantment, Adrian is still the cocky and arrogant wizard we met in the first two Spellbound books, but underneath all his arrogance lied the heart of a gentleman. In Enchantment Adrian could have had his heart's desire, but he didn't want his heart's desire in the manner it was afforded. Once I thought Adrian was a pain in the butt who thought of no one but himself, but now I think he is a wizard who will do anything for the one he loves.

All in all I really enjoyed the story of Enchantment, it gave me everything I desire from a story, romance, magic, and great characters, but I wanted more, more magic and more struggle. I yearned for a big twin showdown.

Overall, I think Nikki Jefford did a great job of tying up the Spellbound Trilogy with Enchantment, she tied up all the loose ends, answered all my questions and being the hopeless romantic that I am; gave me my happy ever after!

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May 17, 2013 Janina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-for-review-blog-tour, witches, magical-psychic

In book 2, we were introduced to the duplicate Graylee Perez, and even though I didn't care for her too much because I felt she was stuck in the past, I'm glad to see her find her place and happiness in this final installment :) I felt like the original 'Lee' got her happy ending with Raj. So it was only right for Gray to find hers. This final installment in the Spellbound Trilogy was just as fast paced and entertaining as the other installments. But I am so sad to see this trilogy end, but all...more In book 2, we were introduced to the duplicate Graylee Perez, and even though I didn't care for her too much because I felt she was stuck in the past, I'm glad to see her find her place and happiness in this final installment :) I felt like the original 'Lee' got her happy ending with Raj. So it was only right for Gray to find hers. This final installment in the Spellbound Trilogy was just as fast paced and entertaining as the other installments. But I am so sad to see this trilogy end, but all in all, it left me satisfied with no unanswered questions!

Gray has decided to venture off on her own in the country Spain, which is awesome by the way. I wish I could just hop a flight to the country of my choosing! In the beginning, Gray seemed a bit lost and confused about herself and still has a vengeance for getting back at Adrian. There in Spain, she meets a couple of friends and runs into, none other than, Adrian himself at a magic show her friends decide to surprise her with. Let's just say she was not too happy about that! But somehow, she's put under a love spell to Adrian and she has no clue of who could have done it. What I liked about the love spell, was that Gray was still herself. The spell didn't have her mind gone. She could still think for herself and could still see how horrible Adrian could be at times.

But the thing is, I liked Adrian. In book 2, we got to see another side of him as well as in this installment. There was something about Adrian that stuck out to me. Yes, he was 'the bad guy' in the previous books, but underneath all that vengeance he likes to serve, is a good guy! Cliche, yes, but I loved it! There was really an awesome connection between Adrian and Gray. Both had multiple things in common and they both didn't really have a place among their people, so it was bound to happen. I really enjoyed the romance between the two :)

And I also like that we run into Charlene again, even though I didn't like her. But we didn't get to see her in book two, so it was nice to know what happened to her. But I did feel like sometimes, the story moved a bit too fast. Somethings weren't described enough and somethings were described TOO much for me. There kind of wasn't a balance in that sense. But overall, I thought the book was great and entertaining. And I was glad to be reconnected with the characters. There was some great action packed moments along with some awesome romance! I will definitely miss these book.(less)

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Jun 12, 2013 Thomas Winship rated it 5 of 5 stars

When assessing Enchantment, the third and concluding entry into Nikki Jefford’s “Spellbound Trilogy,” I was tempted to kick things off with a trite phrase (or three, LOL)—something along the lines of: the third time’s a charm for Jefford … but that would have been appropriate only if Jefford’s first two efforts had somehow failed to turn the trick. Well, anyone who has read my reviews of Entangled and Duplicity—or, better yet, read the books themselves—knows that Jefford turns tricks like an old...more

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May 19, 2013 Melissa ( Melissa's Eclectic Bookshelf) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Enchantment, the third installment in Nikki Jefford's Spellbound Series, was a very solid conclusion to a very enjoyable series. Let's start with the setting: Summer vacation to Europe? Yes Please!!! I loved how Nikki took us on tour through Barcelona and Paris. The sights, the sounds, and goodness...the food! The pacing was perfect - I never felt rushed but also never felt that the path to the conclusion meandered too far from the main plot. I think that Nikki's writing style has only improved...more Enchantment, the third installment in Nikki Jefford's Spellbound Series, was a very solid conclusion to a very enjoyable series. Let's start with the setting: Summer vacation to Europe? Yes Please!!! I loved how Nikki took us on tour through Barcelona and Paris. The sights, the sounds, and goodness...the food! The pacing was perfect - I never felt rushed but also never felt that the path to the conclusion meandered too far from the main plot. I think that Nikki's writing style has only improved over the course of this series and am sure that she'll continue to show tremendous growth in putting idea to paper.

I also absolutely loved seeing how "duplicate Graylee" known as Gray developed and grew personally and independently from Lee. This book was her time shine. She's not perfect, she doesn't always make the same choices that the old Graylee would have, and that is what makes her so authentic and so likeable. She's carved out her own place despite how she struggles at times with who she really is, with what she should be feeling, and how she should be acting.

I loved the interactions between Gray and Adrian...ok...who am I kidding...I really loved getting to know Adrian better...learning more of his backstory and maybe even falling for him just a small bit right along with Gray. He's such a tortured character and I'm always drawn to those...and we come to find out that he and Gray have a lot more in common than they would have ever imagined.

And finally, some of the elements that really drew me in with book one, Entangled, were present here again in Enchantment and helped me feel that the story really had come full circle. I adored the family dynamics that were present in the first book and was thrilled that we got to get to know Charlene all over again in Enchantment. Thrilled that Gray had a chance to really see her sister for who she is and hopefully come to terms with their fragile new relationship and continue to maintain and develop it moving forward. This doesn't come easy or without a bit of a surprising twist...but then...I'd not expect any less from Jefford.

And where better than Paris, the City of Love, to end this series?(less)

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Apr 18, 2013 S.M. Boyce rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, fantasy, paranormal-romance, paranormal, urban-fantasy, witches

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Enchantment, a paranormal romance that ends on a bang, is a win on so many levels. It’s the third novel in the Spellbound Trilogy by Nikki Jefford, and I loved how she wrapped everything up so nicely while simultaneously introducing us to entirely new cities, magic, and people. I didn’t want the series to end, but I’m happy with it nonetheless.

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The Spellbound Trilogy covers a lot of ground—in Entangled (#1), we meet Gray and Charlene: twin American witches who end up sharing...more

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Apr 28, 2013 Angie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult

Much like its predecessors, Enchantment is a fun, light-hearted, and magical read. However, it is missing some of the excitement of the previous book. It starts off a little slow with Gray in Spain, on a non-magical retreat. Things do start to pick up a bit once she runs into Adrian, and she has a reaction to him that she wasn't quite expecting. About halfway in, I really started to enjoy Enchantment. I had an idea of where the story would go when I finished Duplicity, and it was not what I got...more Much like its predecessors, Enchantment is a fun, light-hearted, and magical read. However, it is missing some of the excitement of the previous book. It starts off a little slow with Gray in Spain, on a non-magical retreat. Things do start to pick up a bit once she runs into Adrian, and she has a reaction to him that she wasn't quite expecting. About halfway in, I really started to enjoy Enchantment. I had an idea of where the story would go when I finished Duplicity, and it was not what I got at all. But once I accepted this unexpected direction I really liked it and found that it worked perfectly (if a bit cheesily) to end this trilogy.

There are a couple of plot threads running their course in Enchantment. The main one being Gray attempting to make a fresh start for herself and find her new place in the world. She still feels like the duplicate, the extra Graylee, so she's wondering what to do with herself. Spain offers her new friends and romance, but the past always has a way of coming back to get you. Gray's story is mainly a romantic one, as someone has put her under a love spell. The object of her affection? Adrian Montez, of course! She's all he ever wanted, but he's struggling to do the right thing knowing that Gray is not 100 percent herself. I loved watching these two together! There's more background information on Adrian, which makes him more sympathetic, and I grew quite fond of him. Much like Gray did, to her surprise.

I do wish the romance between Gray and Adrian hadn't been as dominant as it was. I was really hoping to see more of Ryan's revenge. He's out searching for Charlene, who still hadn't shown up by the end of Duplicity. He also needed to get hold of Gray, since he wanted to put Charlene back into her body. Obviously Gray doesn't want to be purged, so the story could have had a bit more tension and excitement if Ryan was actively hunting her. As it is, it was very much in the background, even after Charlene has been found. She has a new body. One nobody would expect her to pick up, but she's not willing to let it go. I was dreading her return a bit, but her scenes are hilarious! I loved this twist.

While I missed Lee and Raj, their story was pretty much complete. Enchantment is focused on Gray discovering who she is, on her own and in relation to everyone else. I enjoyed going on this journey with her, especially since it takes us on a tour of Spain and Paris. Like I said before, the ending is on the cheesy side, but that's kind of to be expected given the magical nature of the series. It seems like everything was resolved in some way, but I would have liked to have seen more of the other characters aside from Gray and Adrian. Overall, this is was a great conclusion to a fun series.

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May 21, 2013 Candace rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this series, and this book is by far my favorite. I actually wanted to start it all over again as soon as I finished I liked it so much. Gray has gone through so, so much and all I wanted for her is a good happy ending and for those who wronged her and her family to go down. Now, things are rather complicated so I can't really get into specifics without spoilers for the series, but this particular book is about Gray in Europe. She's first in Spain where she's in a place where they don't...more I love this series, and this book is by far my favorite. I actually wanted to start it all over again as soon as I finished I liked it so much. Gray has gone through so, so much and all I wanted for her is a good happy ending and for those who wronged her and her family to go down. Now, things are rather complicated so I can't really get into specifics without spoilers for the series, but this particular book is about Gray in Europe. She's first in Spain where she's in a place where they don't use their powers. She's just trying to be a normal girl. But then Adrian shows up and things cannot be 'normal' with him around. In the end she ends up in Paris where we get to see the sites with her and she has some great romantic moments.

Those of you who read the previous books know a bit about Adrian, but for those of you who haven't read them I'll just tell you that he's one of those guys that kind of sits on the line of good and bad. It's like a part of him wants to be bad, but yet he still has some good in him. I guess. Something like that. You just never know what to expect from him. And for me he really made this book go from really good to flipping amazing!

Gray is a character that's hard to really explain because things have changed so much from the first book. She's still fiery and bold and says what's on her mind, but she's showing some softness in this one and while it's partially because of a spell cast on her, we do see that she has come a long way to stand on her own two feet. We also get some closure with her twin sister Charlene and I was pretty satisfied with how that all turned out. Charlene is a larger than life character, but she's really gone through some 'changes'. Now this is where I smirk cause really, you gotta read it, it's definitely something that will make you giggle.

The romance... sigh... I wasn't sure how this one would go in the romance department and I have to say that I was blown away. It may have partially been the setting, but really I think it's just a romance that really worked for me. I loved how it played out and with that particular spell in place it allowed for some stuff to happen that may not have otherwise happened without major drama. I was happy to see that drama mostly avoided and was extremely happy with the final result of it all.

Nikki Jefford has created a unique series with some big twists and turns. The magic, the witch's, the whole shebang is just amazing. And this is an author that really deserves more recognition that she's got so far. I'm definitely a devoted fan! Now, all that's left for me to say is GO READ THESE BOOKS!

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May 14, 2013 Liliana ♥s Mythology rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: love-the-book-cover, supernatural-abilities, warlocks, witches, wishlist, arc, from-author-or-publisher, own-ebook, read-for-review

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Oh boy, what can I say about the end of this series? Well, it's bittersweet. It was such an amazing series (one of the BEST witchy magical ones!) that I am just sad to see it end! There was no doubt in my mind that I would love this book as much as the first two in the series. And you know what, it was effing amazing! Such a great ending to a wonderful series!

In this book we get to see what duplicate Graylee (who goes by Gray) has been up to. With the other Grayle...more Reviewed on Lili Lost in a Book

Oh boy, what can I say about the end of this series? Well, it's bittersweet. It was such an amazing series (one of the BEST witchy magical ones!) that I am just sad to see it end! There was no doubt in my mind that I would love this book as much as the first two in the series. And you know what, it was effing amazing! Such a great ending to a wonderful series!

In this book we get to see what duplicate Graylee (who goes by Gray) has been up to. With the other Graylee (who goes by Lee) and Raj back home, this Gray decides to fly overseas on a magical retreat. And you know, she's having a blast en la hermosa ciudad de Barcelona (Translation: in the beautiful city of Barcelona) until...BAM! Someone casts a love spell on her and she falls in love with... *drumroll* none other than Adrian The freakin' Avenger! *dun dun DUN*

It's always the last person you could possibly imagine. And oh man, it's the most amusing thing I have ever heard! Gray hated this guy to start with, so it was totally hilarious in an ironic sort of way. But Nikki made it work! Adrian has honest feelings for Gray, and I absolutely LOVED seeing that softer side of him! That's right, whether you believe it or not, under all that arrogant exterior there is a very sweet and charming guy underneath. And I loved exploring this side of Adrian. In the past two books we got to see a lot of Adrian, but in this book you will get a new perspective on him.

I love Gray. She is such a likable character, very feisty and kinda sassy. And under that love spell she was just a lot of fun to read about! And oh my gods guess what! Without giving too much away, Charlene is baaaack! But, in this book, I actually like her! I thought she was just the worst sister ever in the last books (you know, all evil and stuff for killing her twin). In Enchantment she still acts like herself but at the same time she isn't as evil. I don't know how to explain it, but I really enjoyed reading more about her. And I really want to tell you more 'cause there is this little detail that is REALLY funny, but I wont 'cause of spoilers and whatnot.

And then there's Adrian's Nan....you mischievous old lady you *wags finger in her direction* I really liked her, too. She is such a loving grandmother. Mischievous, but loving.

We also get some new characters which I thought were okay for supporting characters. I gotta be honest though, I was more interested in the characters we already knew.

As for the story itself, it was fantastic! Now, I like my books to have tons of action...some fights here, a few close calls there. And in this book, the action was more towards the end. Is that a bad thing? Not in this book! Why? THE FREAKIN' ROMANCE! Yeah, it was only a love spell, but the romance made me swoon and sigh every other page, nonetheless. I loved it! Yes, I loved the love! The love spell was the main component of the story, so really, the action was just a plus!

Okay, and I have to confide something in you: I absolutely ADORE Raj and I asked Nikki if we would get to see more of him in this book. She said I would have to wait and see. So I did. And honestly, I didn't even care for Raj one bit because all I wanted was more Adrian! As Gray fell in love with Adrian, I did too. *dreamy sigh*

Alright, this review is getting a little rambly so here are my last thoughts: I loved Adrian (Oh, did I mention that already? Whoops, rambling again ;)) and the story of the Graylee duplicate. It had a great combination of romance and magic and I always love a book that can make me laugh. Nikki did a fantastic job with the descriptions of Barcelona and Paris...I honestly felt like I was there. And I am happy to say that the ending of the book was perfect! The prologue and epilogue tied in nicely and the ending had no loose threads. I'm so sad to say goodbye to all these wonderful character I've come to love, but I am also extremely happy I got to know them in the first place!(less)

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May 17, 2013 Ria rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-ebook-challenge, 2013-witches-witchcraft-reading-c, absolute-favorites, blog-tour

Is my WoW coming true?! YES! Why yes it is!! Eeeep!! Okay well we’ll say this for starters...100% satisfied, and then some!! I’ve been pining away for this book, and you know when you build something up to be amazing and full of grandeur then you taste it or check it out and your left wanting?.. WELL.NOT.TODAY...This book FULFILLED.ALL.OF.MY.WISHES. It has action, love, broken boys, love, magic, mischief, an adorable nan, banter, some laughs, major swoon moments, beautiful views, girl who kicks...more

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May 21, 2013 zapkode.marie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read4review, ebooks

{my thoughts} - This book certainly lived up to my expectations. I was pleased to see appearances by all the main characters interwoven into a fantastic story. The main focus for this book is love, betrayal, friendship and finding out who you really are inside and out. Miss Greylee Perez finds out that there is more to life then what she had originally thought given all the changes that had taken place within book two in regards to her and who she was left as an individual. This book helps to ti...more

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Apr 09, 2013 Samantha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-paranormal, hottest-male-leads

I don't know what it is about these books, but i just DEVOUR them! The premises are unique and fun, and this conclusion was no exception. I loved it! I thought Grey and Adrian were ADORABLE! 10x more adorable than my original faves Raj and Lee. I also loved the setting; Rome and Paris, and getting to be abpart of the confusing feelings that come with loving someone your not supposed to. I don't want to say too much, but I will say the action is more on the back burner and this book is more focus...more

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Apr 18, 2013 Emma Meade rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, paranormal-romance, new-adult, magic, witches

A fun filled conclusion to the Spellbound trilogy.
The plot veered off in a totally different direction to what I'd predicted. That was a nice surprise. The descriptions of Barcelona were spot on. I was brought right back to the gorgeous city.
These books have become more New Adult than YA as the series progressed, something I appreciated as the characters are growing up. I'm sad to say goodbye to Gray and the rest of the gang.
An entertaining, magic infused trilogy.

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Apr 10, 2013 K.A. Last rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: indie-awesomeness, reviewed, faves

What an amazing conclusion to a fantastic series. I am almost speechless about my feelings towards Enchantment, but I can tell you it had me enchanted from the very first page.

I laughed, I got angry, and I even cried. During the first two books of the series I didn’t particularly like Adrian Montez. I never really pictured him as a romantic player, but while reading Enchantment, I slowly fell in love with him. He definitely had me under his spell.

If you like love, humour, and a whole lot of sass...more

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May 17, 2013 Cara rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is by far the best one of the three. I can't wait to read it again and tell all my friends about it. But you should get this book if you loved the first one!

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Jun 07, 2012 Megan marked it as to-read

Shelves: independent-authors, highly-anticipated

This cover is AMAZING! <3

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Apr 06, 2013 Nikki Jefford added it · (Review from the author)

It’s here! The Spellbound Trilogy is complete!

Gray came back from the dead, took on a double of herself, and now faces her biggest test yet. . . a love spell!

Is this duplicate doomed to wander the earth alone or will she find herself falling in love for real?

Spellbound #3 was inspired by my favorite Buffy episode, Something Blue (Season 4, episode 9), in which Buffy and Spike fall in love and get engaged. Isn’t it fun when magic goes awry?

I hope you love it!

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Apr 13, 2013 Katie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Awesome installment. I preferred this one to the second book.

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May 22, 2013 Tonesha Reese rated it 4 of 5 stars

What's a little magic between old friends or enemies for that matter? I knew there had to be so much more to Adrian and this book did not disappoint. I got to know him, love him, and root for him when things went a little gray *pun intended:)*

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Apr 09, 2013 Lisa Radloff rated it 4 of 5 stars

No comment at this time due to spoiler! I mean its only been out a week; I can't do that.... :)

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Apr 22, 2013 Erika rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was ok I liked the first 2 better.

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Apr 10, 2013 Mickey Beerens rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 17, 2013 Cindy marked it as to-read

Jun 17, 2013 Heather Burks marked it as on-kindle-to-read

Shelves: own

Jun 16, 2013 Dannii marked it as to-read

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