Book Summary: 

A little magical mischief never hurt anyone until a love potion goes terribly wrong.

Magic, Mischief, and Kilts!

Erik MacGregor is from a line of ancient (and mischievous) Scottish warlocks. He isn’t looking for love. After centuries of bachelorhood, it’s not even a consideration… until he moves in next door to Lydia Barratt. It’s clear the beauty wants nothing to do with him, but he’s drawn to her and determined to win her over.

The last thing Lydia needs is an alpha male type meddling in her private life. Just because he’s gorgeous, wealthy, and totally rocks a kilt doesn’t mean she will fall for his seductive charms.

Humans aren’t supposed to know about his family’s magic or the fact he’s a cat shifter. It’s better if mortals don’t know the paranormal exists. But when a family prank goes terribly wrong, causing Erik to succumb to a love potion, Lydia becomes the target of his sudden and embarrassingly obsessive behavior.

They’ll have to find a way to pull Erik out of the spell fast when it becomes clear that Lydia has more than a lovesick warlock to worry about.

Mini Review:

Having read the book summary, I was initially confused by the direction of the book as Erik and Lydia seemed initially smitten with one another. Being only the second paranormal series I have explored, I enjoyed the humor (the brothers and sister were hilarious, even the parents had me chuckling), the banter, the chemistry, and the overall story. Unfortunately for me, but a bonus for those who enjoy it, it was a little too dark. The practical joke one of the siblings plays takes a terrifying turn, unwelcome guests wreak havoc on the town, and a surprising evil makes you cringe at just what some people are capable of doing.

Again, a great story for those who love high suspense, some moments resembling a thriller, tons of humor, and a lot of spice! I will be honest, if it didn’t get rather dark in the last third of the book, I would have definitely read the entire series as you find yourself falling in love with the MacGregor clan. The book itself was very difficult to put down—you just had to know what happened next!