Rating: 3.5🌈
With Uncle Fonzo’s return and an eviction notice on Yuri’s cabin door, things are getting cramped at the Penn house, when Dixon and Yuri move back in.
The extremely tight quarters are exacerbated by Dixon’s sudden arrival and his cousin’s new boyfriend. House hunting is a must.
But as with everything, that’s when things start getting interesting and going awry. Magically.
Price has so much fun with the awful flats and descriptions thereof that Yuri and Dixon visit in hopes of finding their own place. She’s says in her author’s notes they reflect some actual places that she saw or lived in in her life. Oh my!
The hunt for a place bit here got a bit lost in the shuffle of the story. Unusual for the author. It felt a bit muddled instead of a clear picture of magic going wrong.
But it ends well and with the usual path to the next book.
These are such enjoyable books and the couple just continues to grow in their relationship and surrounding family.
I’m recommending this and the series as far as I’ve read. It’s great ride! Binge read for your pleasure!
The ABC’s of Spellcraft series:
✓ Quill Me Now #1
✓ Trouble in Taco Town #2
✓ Something Stinks at the Spa #3
✓ Dead Man’s Quill #4
✓ Last But Not Lease #5
◦ Don’t Rock The Boardwalk #6
◦ What The Frack? #7
◦ Present Tense: A Spellcraft Christmas short #8
◦ Brownie Points #9
◦ Forging Ahead #10
◦ Mayor May Not #11
◦ Bucket List #12
◦ Comic Sans #13
◦ It’s All Relative #14
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Last But Not Lease (The ABCs of Spellcraft Book 5)
Description:
Location, Location, Location!
Yuri knew his idyllic beachfront cabin wouldn’t last forever—but he wasn’t expecting to come home to an eviction notice. And with Uncle Fonzo back in town, Dixon’s attic apartment is getting crowded.
Unfortunately, real estate in Pinyin Bay is surprisingly scarce. Good thing there’s an up-and-coming crowdsourced experience called Hunting Party that really moves the needle on the traditional rental acquisition model.
Okay, it really is as obnoxious as it sounds. But rentals are so few and far between, Dixon and Yuri are willing to give it a shot.
Pitted against a group of apartment hunters, the guys must compete with the other hopefuls to land a new place. It’s clearly all just a cheesy sales ploy, and the apartments they view are real dumps.
And yet…they’re also oddly appealing.
Since all the rentals are in the falling-down neighborhood known as Scrivener Village, it stands to reason Spellcraft is involved. But when exposing the magic could leave Dixon and Yuri without a roof over their heads, can they really afford to be so picky?
The ABCs of Spellcraft is a series filled with bad jokes and good magic, where MM Romance meets Paranormal Cozy. A perky hero, a brooding love interest, and delightfully twisty-turny stories that never end up quite where you’d expect. The books are best read in order, so be sure to start at the beginning with Quill Me Now.
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 