Description:
What was the point of being a witch if Annabelle Walsh couldn’t manage a spell to fix her broken heart? Okay, maybe calling herself a witch was pushing it - but as a dedicated dabbler in all things metaphysical, the twenty-six-year-old figured she could, at the very least, speed up the healing process. Dumped out of the blue by high-powered banker Wilson Monroe, her boyfriend of two-and-a-half years, Annabelle’s hopes of walking down the aisle seem remoter than ever, and springtime in New York had never looked so dismal.
With the help of her dearest friends in the world - cool, calm and collected Lorna, and fiery, feisty, and foul-mouthed Maria Grazia - Annabelle tries to pull herself out of the dumps by crying her eyes out, getting smashed on girly drinks, and trying to work the odd spell. An idle wander into an unfamiliar New Age shop adds the bit of magic in her life that she’d been looking for: a Pooka called Callie, an interfering, mischievous spirit determined to turn Annabelle’s life around - mostly by turning it upside down.
Suddenly, Annabelle hasn’t got time to brood, and her career as a journalist begins to take off; in fact, it’s during a brainstorming session for an off-off-off-off Broadway theatre production that she meets tall, dark, and handsome Jamie Flynn, an Irishman in New York who seems to be keen at first sight, if not in love quite yet. As Annabelle gets her life back on track, she starts to see the difference between real life, a real career, a real man . . . and all it took was a little magic mischief.
Book Review: "That Magic Mischief" by Susan Conley
Imagine walking through the busy streets of New York feeling brokenhearted. That's where we find Annabelle Walsh, who's trying to mend her heart after a tough breakup. Luckily, she's got her friends Lorna and Maria Grazia by her side.
One day, Annabelle stumbles upon a quirky shop and meets a playful spirit named Callie. From that moment on, her life takes a magical turn. With Callie's help, Annabelle's journey becomes filled with surprises, laughter, and even a new romance with an Irishman named Jamie Flynn.
Susan Conley tells this story with lots of twists and turns, and each character feels real and relatable. Annabelle's adventure is all about friendship, love, and discovering the magic in everyday life.
"That Magic Mischief" is an easy, enjoyable read, perfect for cozying up with on a lazy day. It's a story that reminds us to cherish our friends, embrace new experiences, and believe in the unexpected. So, if you're looking for a charming escape, give this book a try—it's sure to leave you with a smile on your face.
