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Celestial Magic

Myrtlewood Mysteries, Book 4

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Celestial Magic

By: Iris Beaglehole
Narrated by: Lorna Bennett
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About this listen

As the Summer Solstice approaches, celestial magic is afoot in Myrtlewood…

Rosemary and Athena's lives are thrown as the big Summer Solstice festival brings a series of mysterious events. Rosemary's chocolate shop plans are being waylaid by strange disappearances and uninvited visitors. Meanwhile, Athena is sure the astrological lessons at Myrtlewood Academy hold the key to unlocking the town's latest mystery, even if her mother doesn't want to hear about it.

Can Rosemary and Athena manage to work together and cast aside their stubbornness before thousands of festival-goers succumb to a magical catastrophe?

©2022 Iris Beaglehole (P)2023 Podium Audio Cosy Detective Fantasy Fiction Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Magic Paranormal

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Back with Rosemary and friends. Another fab story in a this series of tales!! A must listen.

Great listen

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Love being able to sit and relax listening to my favourite witches , with the burgeoning new romances

A welcome return to myrtlewood

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story continues well. excellent characters that are credible and real. a 5 star read. worth pursuing.

book 4

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Great read. Kept on the edge and always eager to switch on in moments away from family life. Recommend

Love the collection

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I enjoyed listening to this book but I found it very stop start. Just as something was going to happen I felt a little let down when it was purely innocent. I felt the ending was a little disappointing but I did enjoy the date and hope to hear more about their developing relationship

Not feeling this book

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I’d really been looking forward to these books which promised to be fantastic.

However between a narrator who makes the main mid-30 yr old character sound like a doddery pensioner both in tone and pace, and a book set in England having CLEAR and very annoying Americanisms uttered and spattered all the way through the “British” dialogue, they have become ‘just another set of witchy books’.

Furthermore I don’t know whether the writing is getting worse or just my tolerance is becoming less but inconsistencies keep jumping out at me; Code word Capricorn becomes code word Virgo or something similar.

Oh and by the way if you read book 1: Ferrets are NOT wild animals as the author claimed. One of many examples of lazy ‘research’.

I would be interested if someone broke down this book and compared it scene by scene to the first part of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as it felt like it was mimicking much of that.

I give up. I’ve tried. Very disappointing.

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