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Just Like Magic

1 review
rachael
goodreads2y ago
4.0
Just Like Magic is a sweet romance full of magical realism, a spicy cinnamon roll MMC, a dreamy, cozy town, and new beginnings. It was like a combo of Practical Magic and Gilmore Girls, but make it spicy. Blurb~ Adam Shephard is not in a rut. So what if he’s forty, single, and still running his family’s Inn? So what if he’s still grieving his father’s death and mourning the spectacular failure of his writing career? His life is perfectly fine, thank you very much. He’s not looking for love or a relationship, no matter what his nosy family thinks. Especially not with a writer from out of town. Which is fine, because bestselling author Hazel Woodward isn’t looking for love either. She’s just looking for an escape, which is how she winds up in Gossamer Falls, a town where magic feels more than just make believe. With her deadline looming, Hazel has only a few weeks to submit the first hundred pages of her manuscript or forfeit her hefty advance—which might be a problem, because she’s been living off of it for the past two years. While getting divorced, losing her best friend to a heartbreaking betrayal, and dealing with the worst case of writers block ever known to man. Now, in the picturesque town of Gossamer Falls, while staying at the Shephard Inn, she’s hoping she can put the past behind her and focus on her career. There’s a reason Adam doesn’t get involved with his guests, even ones with the most amazing brown eyes he’s ever seen. Even ones as gorgeous, smart, and talented as Hazel. Because in the end, they all leave. But there’s magic in the air, and he can’t watch Hazel struggle. Especially when he just might have the solution to her writer’s block. Too bad it might cost him his heart. Side note: this book was personally spicier/smuttier than I like to read-which is why it’s not 5 stars for me! The story had me crying, wishing I could move to a small town, and also touching on my love of writing as well. I could LIVE in Gossamer Falls. I didn’t want it to end!