Spellbound

MacGregor Brothers Lovable Scotts..Kilts And All

What a good mix of Humor, Magic and Steamy Romance - Michelle delivers it all in the Warlocks MacGregor series.

This is a fun, entertaining light read that's perfectly narrated. These brothers aren't just sexy warlocks, each have their own special ability, and love to play pranks on each other. Their favorite prank seems to be the petrifying spell, and they normally love to play this prank at the most inconvenient of times. Pranks aside, these brothers care, and lookout for each other, so when Iain's over protective mother senses something dark about Jane, they try to convince Iain that their mother may be onto something. Iain doesn't care, he's drawn to Jane like no other, and they have a deep connection, and lots of chemistry between them.

Jane's always felt she was close to death's door. She sees ghosts, and think she's losing her mind, the doctors can't seem to figure out what is wrong with her, but she knows she's on borrowed time. When her estranged half brother comes looking for her, she soon finds herself facing her past, and a dark secret that runs deep in her blood.

Michael Ferraiuolo is an AWESOME narrator who brings each scene, and character to life. I love how he delivers all the witty dialogue, and accents, he really makes this story funnier than it already is. It's always a pleasure to listen to Michael narrate.

When I 'm in the mood for something different, light and funny, Michelle Pillow is another one of my go to authors, and she delivers every time. Spellbound was the perfect listen, not to mention, another great whispersync deal! 4.5 stars.

5 of 5 people found this review helpful

5 shiny stars!

I just realllllly enjoyed these books! Modern novels not weighed down in technology and still real. Add Hunky Highlander's from throughout the ages and some quirky wonderful characters as well as fun and often funny magic.... plus some evil, a mystery and voila! A perfectly wonderful series was born.

Michael Ferraiuolo is fabulous!

Creditworthy is an understatement!

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Great Series!

Author has a wonderful imagination and fills the pages of her books with interesting and eventful tales that hold your interest and keep you reading (or listening) long after you should have gone to sleep at night. I love the imaginative characters and laugh at what a picture of utter chaos the MacGregor clan is.

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Spellbound

I love this series it's funny, charming, and the characters make it interesting. This set of H and H are great together. I would recommend this series to others. Would have loved more books already out. The third book in this series is only two hours long.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Siblings, love and magick.

What did you love best about Spellbound?

Everything, however some fun with the siblings and hearing the Scottish accent was wonderful. The love story was fun, just everything.

What other book might you compare Spellbound to and why?

Love Potions and Stirring up Trouble by Michelle Pillow the complete series to date.

What does Michael Ferraiuolo bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I have read the book and hearing it read with the accent does add to an already wonderfully funny touching love story.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Much laughter.

Any additional comments?

Siblings beware! If you think your brothers and sisters have played pranks and you have returned the favor--be thankful they have no old magick. The MacGregors do and use it throughout the book to add a giggle here and there.

The men are gorgeous and mischief-makers, although the women may be fewer in number, they make up for it in paybacks.

Jane and Iain have quite a struggle to reach for their HEA. While most of the magick from the family is in good spirit (no pun intended) there is evil about and vicious plans. Jane is ill and has fought to live for her whole life. Now she has a bigger reason to fight.

You will have to tag along for the story because there is no short way to tell it all. However, it is a great journey that will keep you, smiling, If you guess what has happened you are an amazing plotter as is Michelle Pillow. She has created worlds and families and always delivers great characters you can't help but fall for each every book and this is no exception.

Five star and worth more.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

A fun , LOL read~

Those Macgregor men are not only sexy bit funny. This is not some steamy romance but a quirky romance with lots of humor! I honestly can't get enough. I really hope the author plans on going through more of their clan. This is a real good romance with some very original and hot Scottish warlocks that will call you to their wild sides.

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Good book

I enjoyed this book and the love and relationships within the family. I do wish the author described each character more so we could keep up with who was who, and what everyone looked like. Kinda more of a family tree. I am looking forward to following the series. Wouldn't mind some kick ass action scenes for our heros in the future either, bring out that highlander part in them.

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Wonderful read..

So, at 46% I was surprised that wasn’t anything sexual going on, unlike Love Potions with the first 30% of the book was all about sex. Don’t get me wrong, I hardly ever read books without sex, only by mistake, but sometimes the sex is just too much. And when it comes to these books I wanted to read about all the funny things this family does to each other, being warlocks and all. Some parts were LOL and other parts were just crazy hysterical.

AND I like the fact that the men didn’t fight their feelings all through the book. They aren’t over-angsty, which I consider a blessing. I liked Iain in the last book and I liked him still but I really liked Jane, AND I just knew Sean was going to be a bad guy, something creepy about him. LOL, he did get what he deserved, and he really was creepy!

It had the usual pranksters: Euann, Malina, Rory, Raibeart, Fergus, Murdoch, Angus, Margareta and Cait. I gotta tell ya’ the last 3 or 4 pages were so funny I went back and read it 3 more times. I know for sure I’ll read these books again. Warlocks, witches, banshees, and a fabulous family you can’t help but love? What more could you want.

There was sexual tension and sex in this book (not erotic) but there was no swearing to speak of.

As to the narrator: Again, Frank Ferraiuolo did a fantastic job. His Scottish accents were great and the women sounded exactly like women. AND his emotions while reading were just awesome.

2 of 3 people found this review helpful

Omg I love it

Jane owns the plant nursery in Green Vallis. She is been plagued by the sounds of bagpipes and dreams of an old Scottish women.
Iain MacGegor is part of the crazy MacGregor clan that moved to town he handles the care of the plants the need for power. On the day his brother Erik is marching down the street in a family parade to ask Lydia to marry him he meets Jane and the chase is on. But Iain isn't the only one chasing Jane.
Oh this was just so funny! I loved the MacGegor there awsome characters. Thus story has humor, action drama, betrayal, mystery, intrigue and so much more. I couldn't turn it off! I live this series and had to get the story. Highly recommend

The 2nd book is my favorite so far

I really liked this story but mostly I love Jane. Your really get a feel for the family now and I even LOL'd a few times. Can't wait to listen to the next one...