Do You Believe in Magic? by Drew Zachary

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Theo is an illusionist but he had a very bad night during which everything went wrong, and that one night Craig, an entertainment columnist for the local newspaper, was at the show. And so now Theo has this very bad review and he is very pissed of. So much that he storms into Craig's office pretending a second chance.

Theo obtains his second chance, but also a very close encounter with handsome and sexy Craig. Theo like it rough and Craig is able to give him just the right dose of stick and carrot to take Theo in line.

This is another single shot from Drew Zachary, less than 30 pages, and it's only a blossoming of a relationship. We don't know if Theo and Craig have something everlasting, but for sure they seem to have a lot in common, and Craig could be the right man to control a brat like Theo.

All in all there are three scenes of which two are sex scenes, but Theo and Craig are nice characters and they play a bit of pleasure and pain game between them. We know better Theo's reasons and a little less Craig's one, but I think these two can have something good.

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Comments

[granamyr.livejournal.com]

You don't read long books?

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

It depends from the mood. Usually I read a long books (more than 200 pages at least) per week (this week for example I read Love You, Loveday by G.A. Hauser and Dangerous Ground by Josh Lanyon), one or two medium books, between 100 and 200 pages, and a bit of short novels the rest of the week. It's not a choice, it's what publishers propose. I need to be inspired by the blurb to decide to read a long novel, and in short novels there is more choice than in long novels.

[granamyr.livejournal.com]

You might enjoy two of my long books, My Sun and Stars and the sequel, A Crown of Stars.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

I have My Sun and Stars. I really liked your short stories of the Lady of the Waters, but I realize My Sun and Stars is not on the same universe. As I said I'm a moody reader and from comments on the book, I think it hasn't a simple romance in it, but it's a more complicated story. So I was a little reticent to read it before, but maybe now, with the sequel, could be different.

[granamyr.livejournal.com]

Dear, it is in the same universe, just a different kingdom about two hundred years later. And yes, the plot is wonderfully thick. I don't think the third book will be quite as long, though.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

I think all your books are entertwined, more or less, at least they are the ones I read. So also My Sun and Stars is the same? I should reconsider it so, since, as I said, the ones I read are really nice. BTW Have you find another publisher for From this Night, after Lady Aibell closing? I liked that one. Elisa

[granamyr.livejournal.com]

Everything is intertwined. You've only to look at the website maps that go with the stories to see it's all the same universe, just different parts.

No, haven't found a publisher for Night yet.

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

I will look to your website.

The genre you wrote is so particular (medieval fantasy maybe, but not only) that very few epubs consider it. I think Phaze is among few. I have a list of epubs (looks on the bottom of my menu), and some of them are new epubs, but I don't know if they are good for authors. Dark Roast Press, Circle Dark Publishing, Lyrical Press, Eternal Press are among the newer...

Elisa