A Holiday Magic Mixup

A Winter Romance

De: Quinn Michaels

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When a lonely omega witch casts a holiday spell to fetch the alpha of his dreams, can love heal two damaged hearts?

A lonely omega witch casts a forbidden spell.

After his adoptive grandmother dies, initiate witch, Mark has only a dead end job and no romantic prospects. Worse, despite being raised by the coven leader, Mark can’t even manifest a familiar, the minimum requirement to become a full witch. Mark recognizes he’s a magical dunce, but if he could find love, maybe saying goodbye to his dreams of being a real witch won’t be so bad. So he takes a desperate step, casts a forbidden love spell, and everything falls apart.

A jaded paranormal investigator has one chance to save his career.

Jaded alpha and paranormal investigator J.C. Hart doesn’t believe in magic or crystals or anything but himself. He’s on a mission to debunk the supernatural, but with his ratings falling, he has to produce a blockbuster holiday special that shows his softer side. Will a trip to the magical town of Vale Valley, and a handsome omega witch, restore J.C.’s faith in the fantastic ...and love, before the town’s source of magic is destroyed?

Find out in A Holiday Magical Mixup, Book 7 in a multi-author series about Vale Valley, a small town open to everyone in need of love and a home. This book contains witchcraft, sleight of hand, pseudoscience, humor, mpreg, holiday feels, a hint of danger and most of all a very happy ending. Pull up a chair, grab your hot cocoa, and settle in for holiday romance.

If you're looking for a holiday read that keeps you turning pages, makes you laugh out loud, and leaves you with a grin at the end, grab A Holiday Magic Mixup today!

Great magical mixup story

I really like it when characters think they're total failures and they aren't. This is the story of one such characters and it's a good one. Gotta love it!

An interesting little story

I like to listen to MM holiday stories leading up to Christmas to get me in the mood for the season. It is one of the few times I acquire new books without putting much thought into the purchase. Imagine my surprise, and subsequent excitement, when I heard that this book was narrated with a computer generated AI voice rather than a person. This excitement was short lived.

On the plus side, it really is a very pleasant, even sexy perhaps, voice. That's the most redeeming quality. I never realized how much I depended on the change in a narrator's tone or inflection to help me follow along with the story. This is especially important during scenes with a lot of dialog. I found it very hard to keep up with who was talking, and had to replay several parts just to make sure I had the gist of it. There were other audio anomalies with the volume. At the beginning of some chapters, the volume would be very low. I don't think that is the fault of the virtual voice. Seems more like shoddy editing.

The other distracting thing about this story was the many errors. One minute Mark is described as a soprano. Later, he's a tenor. The characters see an arctic fox. Then, the animal is called a snow leopard twice before becoming an arctic fox again. I don't know if that is also poor editing, or if it is the result of AI misinterpretation like when I ask a generative AI to produce an image of a handsome man sitting in front of a fire, and I get a pair of legs with two misshapen torsos jutting out from the waist like some type of conjoined twins. I'm going to believe it was editing. I think the virtual voice just reads the text it is given.

All in all, this is a happy little read. The characters are lovable. The town used for the story setting is sweet and would make a wonderful backdrop to other stories if it hasn't already been used for that purpose. The writing reminded me of a YA style story. Nothing wrong with that...just something to keep in mind if you are a reader that doesn't like that writing style. For a holiday romance, the writing style worked just fine.

Fun and light hearted with magic on top

I do not like the virtual voice, but i read it it because it sounded like my kind of story. it was a great story and I would have missed out. It was sweet and magical.

Ehhh

I wanted to love this. I am not sure if it was just the virtual voice narrator, which was awful, but there seemed to be plot inconsistencies. At times I had no.idea who was supposed to be talking. Also, an Alpha in the omegaverse, that does not believe in magic and the supernatural? Was just odd.

Hate the system generated voices.

I’m sure computer generated vocals is the future, but this was awful. I couldn’t listen and stopped in chapter 2. Please use real people for now.