Born Magic

The Diary of Scarlett Bernard (Disrupted Magic, Book 4)

After the events of Shadow Hunt (and the short story "Nativity," found in Companion Pieces), Los Angeles null Scarlett Bernard finds herself more out of her depth than ever before.

Cleaning up crime scenes and juggling supernatural politics is hard enough, but now Scarlett must face changes to every part of her personal and professional lives. What happens when the world's most powerful null goes on parental leave?

And what will the Old World have waiting for her when she comes back?

This novel-length story is structured as diary entries, recorded by Scarlett as she faces her most terrifying trial yet: motherhood.

©2020 Melissa F. Olson. (P)2020 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

iii LOVED it!!!

I'm so happy i saved this book for a rainy day, and it has legit been raining for daaays. it's been a couple months since i re-listened to all the Lex and Scarlett books, and at the time, i needed a bit of a change. so i saved it and hearing it now, i remembered how much i love Scarlett and Everyone and what an amazing job Amy McFadden does at bringing them all to great life!
i only wish for more more more! I will never get enough of the Old World, or of everyone in it!
if you're reading this Ms Olson, plzplzplz do us all a favour and give us more Scarlett Bernard! Cruz? um, Yes!!!
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Missed this series!

I've always loved Scarlett and her world, so I'm so glad to be back in it again with this book. I also love Amy McFadden. She makes Scarlett and her sarcasm very believable. I really hope I won't have to wait so long for another book in this series! :)

Another Great Book

Loved it!! Another great book by Melissa. I love this whole series and can't wait for the next one.

fantastic!

all the books in this series are just wow, could not stop listening, please read them I recommend it!!

Good content but poor format

I really liked getting to hear Scarlett getting to be a mom, and her humor and sarcasm and all the relatable parts of parenthood. The format of being a journal entry was never as exciting knowing your main character is fine enough to be writing. Constantly referring to Cory brought me out of the story too much. Still happy to have read it but wish it could be re-done.