Published: Aug. 07, 2011
Words: 108,052 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781609030261

Short description

Ireland 1838: The O'Byrne daughter's evil Aunt had been defeated by her own hand. Now, they must rescue Celeste, set Captain Brewster’s brother and cousin free, find Davy’s people, find out whose little bones were in the evil room, and free their cousin from his evil mother’s influences. What of their Aunt? Should they rescue her as well? Even if they wanted to... could they?

Extended description

Ireland 1838 - The daughters of Keegan and Aine O’Byrne had been appointed to their Aunt Caryn for guardianship when their mother had died, but their mother had not known that her sister delved into the dark sorceries.

The sisters were determined to regain their freedom, so they united to stand against their aunt. A battle ensued. It had been Caryn’s own darkness that had finally defeated her.

Now, they must rescue Celeste, set Captain Brewster’s brother and cousin free, find Davy’s people, find out whose little bones were in the evil room, and free their cousin from his evil mother’s influences.

What of their evil aunt? Should they rescue her as well? Even if they wanted to... could they?

Tags

adventure, paranormal, magic, ireland, sisters, goddess, magical, faerie, unicorns, druid, elementals, healer, famine, orphans, donkeys, druantia

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Review by: Hock G. Tjoa on Aug. 06, 2012 :
In this second part of the magical O'Byrne family, the author continues to demonstrate an incredibly inventive, fertile imagination. Each sister has a different strength (it would probably help for the reader to have been born into a large family), and then there are so many kinds of magic. In this volume, we are introduced to Angels and Demons and passionate relationships or encounters. The plot is somewhat weak and the editing careless, alas, taking away from a fascinating read.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Sadie S. Forsythe on July 09, 2012 :
It's Just Magic is part two of the O'Bryne Daughters series. I enjoyed it, but to a lesser degree than it's prequel Budding Magic. I say to a lesser degree because there is so much recap in this book. I don't mind a dozen or so pages at the beginning of a sequel to bring the reader back up to speed, but in It's Just Magic theses reviews run the course of the whole book. Even in the last chapter one finds, "Calley-Cat had...." and a quick rundown of what good old magical Cally-Cat did in book one. Don't get me wrong, I still liked the book. The O'Bryne sisters have a certain vivacious innocence that charms the reader. But there are a lot of characters and goings on in Budding Magic that It's Just Magic tries to remind the reader of. This tends to eclipse the story being told, which is a shame. It's a good story, full of angels, goddesses, succubi, unicorns and magical calico cats. The children's nascent magic is interesting, and there is even a splash of romance. While I think the story would have been better served in one book than two, it is definitely one worth picking up and reading. Especially if you have teens in the house, say 14 and up. There are a few sexual references, more often than not when a baddie needs to be seen as especially depraved. But there is no explicit sex or violence. It's a pretty clean read.
(reviewed long after purchase)

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