All Good Magic Comes to an End

Paranormal Women's Fiction (Supernatural Midlife Mystique) (Shrouded Nation, Book 2)

In the shadows of Ravenholde, the things you can't see will kill you.

With the infection ravaging our mystical town and no antidote in sight, tensions between the Shadow Council members are at an all-time high.

When I start to find a place within the Shifter community, Caton shows signs that he may have been hasty in ending our marriage, but Lucinda turns the coven against me to ensure I can never return. The controversy with the Council initiates an argument with Ayesha, my mentor, and business partner, and I'm faced with losing my shop and the means to help the people of Ravenholde.

Do I turn my back on the town that raised me or risk losing the one thing in the world that's mine?

©2023 Tia Didmon (P)2026 Tia Didmon

Wonderful story!

I loved this book, especially in audiobook form. The narrator is great, she brings the story to life and makes me want to hear more. I love how in this book and the story is continuing and the connections between the characters and the environments and all of the actions have fit together perfectly. I can’t wait to hear what happens next.

The next step in battling the virus

This is book 2 of Shrouded Nation and it picks up where the first book left off. It is suspenseful tale of magic and romance. I love this series. The characters are easy to love, and I was hooked by book 1. This story does end in a cliffhanger, but I will be reading the next in the series. It is a paranormal romance and mystery where the good guys battle an evil God and the paranormal that have been infected by his virus.

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Hang Tight the Ride Has Only Just Begun

The second book In The Shrouded Nations series picks up from the cliffhanger in book one, The Prime of My Magical Life. If you haven't read that book do not continue to read this review as it will contain spoilers to that book.

Eve continues to build her clientele from both the various paranormal and mundane communities at her shop The Blue Moon. Meanwhile, assisting the Shadow Council in combating the rapidly changing virus being spread by deranged vampire Darick.

Gaining an ally in Hunter the wolf pack leader who did trusts witches, and building a rapport with Nishi are the only saving graces as Eve continuously is confronted by her ex Caton and his new partner Lucinda. Their support is paramount to Eve as she is blindsided by her coven, particularly Lucinda's actions.

An unexpected chilliness in Eve and Ayesha's relationship creeps up with no warning or clues as to what has caused the Fae leader to turn against Eve. This remains unexplored and unsolved by the end of the book as the crisis with the virus takes center stage.

Once again, this book like the last leaves us with a cliffhanger so be prepared to read the next book in the series.

Naomi Rose-Mock brings the book to life with the same great presentation of the first book.

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Eve

As the virus is spreading and the council doesn't want to admit the threat is real, Eve and friends looking into things. Worth checking out.