In Magic

A magic, slower burn, paranormal romance with witchy vibes. His love almost destroyed her…But now it could be powerful enough to save her. It will take more than magic for Meredith Williams to love FBI agent Jack Knight again after he shattered her heart. It doesn't matter that she's recently discovered she was spellbound by her mother for her own protection or that her relationship with Jack was forbidden until now. Eight years ago, he left without a word. Now, with Meredith knowing about the existence of magic, Jack is back and he never stopped loving her. The only problem? He never expected that Meredith might not feel the same. When they're forced to work together, Meredith sets the terms-she'll help Jack if he helps her move on. Then someone evil from their past resurfaces seeking revenge, and unless they work together and act fast, Meredith will lose her mother. Forgiving Jack is hard enough. Trusting him is near impossible. But if Meredith can't be true to her heart, it could spell destruction for all of them… Hidden in Magic is the first book in the In Magic series, and although each book features a different couple, the books are best read in order as there is an ongoing plotline. A slower burn, paranormal romance with magic, a guaranteed happily ever after, strong language, and some sexy times. The In Magic series is complete. Enjoy! Note: Hidden in Magic is a revised and improved version of Lost in Magic. You'll see some differences in the plot and character backstories, although the overarching storyline is the same. Even if you've read Lost in Magic, you'll love this new story and the transformations that Meredith and Jack go through. Hope, love, and magic are strong themes within author KJ Warawa's paranormal romance novels. She began dabbling in writing in 2018 and published the first book in the In Magic series in 2023. Although she describes herself as kind of serious and boring, her résumé is anything but. KJ has been a sign language interpreter, massage therapist, Canadian soldier, and continuous improvement advisor. She holds certifications only business people appreciate, and while she insists she's entirely mundane, she works magic with spreadsheets. Lined yellow sticky notes are among KJ's essential writing tools, and she's rarely caught without her e-reader in hand. At her current rate of reading about 250 books a year, KJ should be able to work through her TBR of more than 1,500 books by 20-Oh, who is she kidding? TBRs grow, not shrink!