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The Druid Made Me Do It (Love Spell Paranormal Romance)

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Eight years ago Dr. Janelle Corrington met Kane. They had a heated one night stand and she suddenly believed in love at first sight as she thought she finally met her soulmate until he suddenly vanished in the morning.

However, Kane recently committed a bad error in judgment; for that misdeed Faerie King Oberon punishes his once favorite son who he knows as Robin Goodfellow, magical seducer of women. He names Janelle as his guardian while she is also granted special mental healing skills to compensate for her time. Kane's punishment besides having to bow to a woman is to atone for his sins with all his victims. To his shock, Kane, who has always been a 4F kind of guy falls in love with Janelle; but he sadly knows they have no future together.

The sequel to PANDORA'S BOX is as wacky as that tale was as Robin makes a return engagement, which means Janelle is in for plenty of "Pandemina". The amusing story line is fun to follow as the lead couple has plenty of tsuris especially with their apparent no future together. Fans of romantic fantasy will appreciate THE DRUID MADE ME DO IT as Robin Goodfellow learns a lesson about the real magic of love.

Harriet Klausner

This series is not your typical vampire/werewolf paranormal romance series. This is something completely different (at least to me) and I enjoyed it for it's freshness, fun characters, and snappy writing.

This book picks up right where "Pandora's Box" (book 1 in the series) leaves off. The dialogue between Janelle and Kane is hilarious and the tension between the two is palpable. The story moves along at a quick pace and by the time you are finished you are ready to find out what happens with the next pair of characters.

While you definitely can read this without having read the first book, I personally think they are better read in order. If there is any chance you might want to go back and read Mina and Riordan's story, then better to do it before reading this book, because part of what made "Pandora's Box" so much fun for me was a "surprise" in the story which won't be a surprise any longer if you read this book first.

If you've already read "Pandora's Box" and enjoyed it, you won't be disappointed with this book.

I picked this book up on a whim and was very pleasantly surprised. Good story, lots of action, nice amount of steam, good character development, good "world" development, good paranormal activity. I didn't read the first one but that didn't matter - in reading the book I couldn't tell that I was "missing" anything. I'm looking forward to other books in the series that deal with the other characters that we meet in the book since the story of the 2 main characters in this book gets finalized in a way that I'm satisfied with.