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Another Kind of Magic (Caitlyn – 3) by Elizabeth Davies

“I am a cat. But I am no ordinary cat. I am a witch’s familiar. I am also a woman, with a woman’s heart and a woman’s frailty.”

Nearly two hundred years have passed since Caitlyn was trapped by supernatural forces and black magic, and she has known many mistresses. This time, the witch she is enthralled to is Joan, wife of Llewelyn, Prince of Wales.

At first, this mistress appears no different to any of the others Caitlyn has served – until Llewelyn captures William de Braose, and Joan falls in love, risking everything, including Caitlyn, to fulfil her desire.

Caitlyn, meanwhile, has her own cross to bear in the form of the gallant and reckless Hugh of Pembroke…

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Author Bio

Elizabeth Davies is a paranormal author, whose books have a romantic flavour with more than a hint of suspense. And death. There’s usually death…

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My Review

5 Stars

It has been 200 years since Catilyn has been turned into a witches familiar. This time her witch is Joan, the wife of Llewelyn Prince of Wales, and she has some mighty big plans. William has caught her eye and she is going to use Caitlyn to get him. But Caitlyn finds herself attracted to Hugh, William’s protector. How can she fall for Huge when she is going to have to betray him and even worse it’s not like she is every going to be able to break her curse.

I loved this series. Although you could read this book as a standalone I thing that it is more meaningful if you read the whole series in order. It sure makes you feel for Caitlyn even more. Of course she is doing to dirty work of a witch that has no problem killing for her own desires.

I was so torn, I hoped and prayed that Caitlyn would be able to break the curse and I was so surprised by the ending. It really wrapped up this series beautifully. This is definitely a great book. The real life history mixed with magic are the perfect combination.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. I voluntarily chose to read and post an honest review.

I would like thank Rachel’s Random Resources for the opportunity to read and share this book.