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Robin and Jamie

Magic's Betrayal

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Magic was their best defense...until it betrayed them. Long after an epic battle divided the lands, a dark lord and evil sorceress have returned. As they consolidate their power, a water fairy and kelpie are convinced two humans hold the key to stopping them if they can unlock the secrets of an ancient prophecy.

379 pages, Paperback

Published November 27, 2020

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Profile Image for Ann Pratley.
Author 37 books35 followers
October 13, 2017
With its blend of fairies, trolls, kelpies and fighting for what’s right, I enjoyed this book immensely. Being quite a substantial read, it is a tale of greed, power and manipulation, all mixed up with a sliver of romance in a realistic fantasy setting. The depth of friendships - new and old - is believable. The characters are extremely likeable. I particularly loved the raw goodness of a member of nobility as they interacted and fitted in with the common people.

Overall this is a beautifully written fantasy adventure that I would consider suitable for everyone, no matter their age. There is no excessive violence and no adult content. I would have no hesitation handing it to anyone at all, including a child. Awesome stuff!
Profile Image for Jacob Rundle.
Author 3 books165 followers
February 22, 2019
I was approached to conduct a true and honest review of Magic's Betrayal via The Writer's Alley website. I was intrigued by the pitch and the cover of the book. I always enjoy a good story with magic and magical beings...who doesn't?

I want to state that I enjoyed the story, but every story has things that could be improved.

The writing was good, but what I do have to say is that I struggled with the "show" vs "tell" motif in this story. The entire time that I was reading, I felt as though I was observing what was happening instead of being in the moment. Now, this is why I gave the story 4/5 stars. I believe that it's a preference thing. Some people may not be bothered by the "show" vs "tell" subject.

The author has a good idea, and as I stated above, I enjoyed reading.
Profile Image for Beatrice Followill.
1,626 reviews41 followers
February 26, 2020
Wonderful fantastical tale of a time where kings, nobleman,and castles exsited.A Magical story of two worlds at war, the humans unaware, Jamie and Robin after a fateful chance meeting are selected to help conquer the Fairies who betrayed their realm, beautiful Sam who is a kelpie helps guide the journey.Amazing fun tale.
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239 reviews1 follower
July 16, 2018
Fairies, kelpies, elementals......

A unique story about betrayal, secrets, power, redemption and hope. All of that wrapped up in the magical world of the fae. Lots of action, a magic, battle, and a bit of love thrown in. All in all, a fantastic bit of reading to enjoy!
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51 reviews
August 5, 2022
A nice story

I liked the story (plot). I liked the characters. The way the fairies were described was a little confusing, could tell if they were small or human size at times. But overall written pretty well.
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99 reviews8 followers
March 7, 2023
A simple quest?

There are a lot of twists and turns in this seemingly simple quest to rescue Robin's brother, Liam. Who can they trust? Are fairies real? What is a Kelpie? Will the crown be activated? Things ate not what they seem.
111 reviews3 followers
July 20, 2018
Fun. Exciting. Gripping. FANTASTIC fantasy/fairy tale. LOVED IT. LOVED IT. LOVED IT.
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