Pure Magic by Anne Sorgeson

Pure Magic by Anne Sorgeson
Publisher: Red Rose Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short (47 pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4 Cherries
Review by Hibiscus

Is there more than magic in the air?

Cassie and Harold have worked together for a long time. Hearing about a great opportunity to do a nude magic show, Harold is all for it but knows that Cassie will need to be too.

Cassie has kept her feelings to herself for so long, now she finally sees her chance to let him know how she really feels but will she regret it or will it be Pure Magic?

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I loved how they verbally spared with all the little quips that were heavy with sexual connotations, all having to do with the show. I could not help but smile when Cassie said that she would be back and shut the door so Harold could properly place the cutouts in the box where she would be naked. Harold, of course, could not reciprocate at that time as he did not want to cut off any certain parts. I also loved the scene in the garage when Cassie lays down on the table that Harold is going to cut off her arms and legs in a trick.

There was true magic in the way Ms. Sorgeson wrote of two co-workers revealing to each other the love they had for one another on stage. I found Pure Magic to be pure enjoyment from start to finish.