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Fate Interrupted by Elizabeth Hunter Series: Moonstone Cove #3
Published by Self-Published on June 8, 2021
Genres: Paranormal
Pages: 271
Format: eARC
Source: Author, Publicity team
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How did an accomplished Southern businesswoman, wife, and mother end up living on California’s Central Coast, working for a stubborn wine-maker, newly divorced, and wrestling with sudden psychic powers?
Megan Carpenter asks herself that same question nearly every day.
She’s working her way back to the business world and starting her own event planning business, but fate keeps throwing her curveballs. Her ex has an unexpected new girlfriend, her telekinetic powers keep short-circuiting, and her self-control—at least when it comes to her boss, Nico Dusi—is slipping.
Thank goodness she has the two best friends in the world. With Katherine and Toni at her side, Megan is determined to keep her plans on track, even when at unexpected theft at the winery threatens the new business she’s building.
When Nico asks Megan, Toni, and Katherine for help finding the thief, life in Moonstone Cove gets even more mind-bending. Experimental grape clones, industrial espionage, and bizarre blood stains. Even for three psychic friends, this mystery may be more than they can handle on their own.
Fate Interrupted is the final book in the Moonstone Cove trilogy, set in the same world as her first trilogy, Glimmer Lake. These two trilogies are Paranormal Women’s Fiction with older, more realistic heroines with paranormal elements. I’m really enjoying them.
I enjoyed reading so much and I think it is the combination of the mystery and the big support circle of friends and family. Or it might be the snarky humor which seemed particularly excellent.
Megan is definitely a beloved character who handles so much well. She’s got her three children, her scumbag ex, the rebuilding of her career and her special friends. Katherine and Toni are great and we do get more of their stories. I love that they have each other. Everyone needs friends like this.
Nico Dusi is also divorced and has kids. He is technically Megan’s boss until she goes independent. I didn’t get too excited about the romance here. I’m happy with it, just not too emotionally connected. Their kids are friends and I find that story more interesting.
The mystery had my attention and it seemed to have no clues at first. Our trio of investigators, with an assist from Val & Scully, visiting, moved them in the right direction. These mysteries feel more like cozies but people do get hurt and some die. Even with some hints, I wasn’t sure who had stolen the vines. What a great conclusion to this trilogy!
About Elizabeth Hunter
Elizabeth Hunter is a contemporary fantasy and romance author. She is a graduate of the University of Houston Honors College and a former English teacher.
She currently lives in Central California with her husband, son, very ineffective canine assistants, and a pitifully empty fish tank.
ELIZABETH HUNTER is a ten-time USA Today and international best-selling author of romance, contemporary fantasy, and paranormal mystery. Based in both Central California and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, she travels extensively to write fantasy fiction exploring world mythologies, history, and the universal bonds of love, friendship, and family.
She has published over forty works of fiction and sold over a million books worldwide. She is the author of the Glimmer Lake series, Love Stories on 7th and Main, the Elemental Legacy series, the Irin Chronicles, the Cambio Springs Mysteries, and other works of fiction.
I read all types of books but my favorites are urban fantasy and romantic suspense.I like some romance and some action / adventure / mystery in everything.I like sex in my books but please, only between TWO people.Intimate conversation is equally important to the sex in a book.It lets me see the characters.The other thing I enjoy is humor.
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Oh, how I love great series endings! So often they can be a letdown. Wonderful review, Anne?
This is one of my favorite UF authors but she also does well with PNR and romance.
Let’s hear it for older main characters? I like the sound of this, and I love that the kids of the two MCs are friends.
The kids being friends definitely adds to the humor.
I like starting a series when all the books are out! I love snarky humor and I’m happy to see the book is on the shorter side. Easier to squeeze them in. I’ll have to check this series out!
Everything Elizabeth Hunter is fabulous.