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Wyrrd Witches #2
Magical Moments
Witch Dagon Rasmus returns from a business trip to find his ancestral Scottish castle in chaos. A clumsy new servant has nearly destroyed his home.
Sarina is a witch mysteriously lacking in powers, though her pale blue eyes impart a disarming wisdom in one so young—and an invitation that Dagon finds all too intriguing...
Though enchanted by Sarina's beauty, Dagon has set his sights on a witch of extraordinary skill and intelligence for a bride. But the mighty Dagon finds himself defenseless against the only magic that Sarina possesses: the power to set his soul on fire...
Sarina is a witch mysteriously lacking in powers, though her pale blue eyes impart a disarming wisdom in one so young—and an invitation that Dagon finds all too intriguing...
Though enchanted by Sarina's beauty, Dagon has set his sights on a witch of extraordinary skill and intelligence for a bride. But the mighty Dagon finds himself defenseless against the only magic that Sarina possesses: the power to set his soul on fire...
384 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published November 1, 1999
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September 28, 2026
The leads had great chemistry but the heroine was totally useless.
I could understand that she had no powers but it looked like even her common sense vanished with her powers.
Not sure how she was a "wise" witch when she could not do anything properly and always had to be rescued by the hero.
This was really counterproductive because her spell could be broken by "rare love" but I could not understand what made the hero fall in love with her(it looked only like lust for the entire book).
Started skimming through the book after 50% and somehow finished it.
The only scene worthwhile was the dining room scene where one clash led to domino effect on all dinner guests.
I could understand that she had no powers but it looked like even her common sense vanished with her powers.
Not sure how she was a "wise" witch when she could not do anything properly and always had to be rescued by the hero.
This was really counterproductive because her spell could be broken by "rare love" but I could not understand what made the hero fall in love with her(it looked only like lust for the entire book).
Started skimming through the book after 50% and somehow finished it.
The only scene worthwhile was the dining room scene where one clash led to domino effect on all dinner guests.
December 16, 2014
Sarina kehilangan kekuatan sihirnya karena suatu sebab sehingga menjadikan ia seperti manusia biasa yang mengerjakan segala sesuatu dengan dua tangan sebagai pelayan di kastil si hero aka Dagon. Tetapi anehnya, semua kesalahan/kekacauan yang Sarina lakukan di sana tidak bisa diperbaiki dengan sihir dan itu yang membuat Dagon geleng-geleng kepala dan tanpa sadar menjadi lebih protektif kepada Sarina.. keseharian dua orang itu bener-bener seru dan asyik sekaligus romantis untuk diikuti, sampai akhirnya satu per satu rahasia eksistensi Sarina mulai terkuak... ;)
February 8, 2010
This is the 2nd of a trilogy and my favorite. Although Sarina is more helpless and Dagon is more arrogant than I remembered. The supporting characters are great.
July 27, 2010
The first Donna Flecther's I read. I like Dagon... a man who know what he wants. I'll search another book in the series
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