Beltane Bliss

Beltane Bliss

by Lilliana Rose

4 out of 5

Synopsis
Edi Court is training to be a modern-day white witch, her unique ability is healing. Emotionally wounded from her ex, Anto, she has run away from the covenant with a need to heal herself. Following her psychic ability, she finds herself south, along the coast from Melbourne Australia, where she decides to set up her own healing shop, Crystal Sands.

Voltaire is a down to earth guy, a plumber by trade, he believes only what he sees in the physical world. The loss of his mom and sister to breast cancer and his ex, who stole his money and left him with a debt to work off, has caused him to close his heart.

Can Edi stop herself from rescuing another man and landing in deep water? Or with the Beltane energies thick in the air, can this be the start of a new relationship between two wounded souls?

Volt must become a believer in the Magiks and allow his heart to heal. And Edi must learn to trust herself again.

Will a non-believer and a believer find love over Beltane?



Review
After falling out with her covenant, Edi sets out to start a new life. Following her intuition, it seems like she was meant to find a new town, a new purpose, and perhaps a new love.

I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

After all the trauma of her last relationship, Edi wants to find a new life for herself. As her ex is pretty important in the covenant, she can only do that by striking out on her own, to find a new place to settle down.
Fate brings her to a quiet beach, with a boarded up shop, that is simply crying out to be used.

Voltaire is happy with his life, everyone believes it, even himself. When the quirky newcomer arrives, Voltaire has to face his demons, and decide if he wants more from this than a casual fling.

This is such a cute story. I really liked how Edi's magic is woven into everyday life, and she just accepts it as part of who she is. She doesn't flaunt it, but she doesn't hide it.
Edi and Voltaire both have their share of trauma in their past, but the story doesn't linger on it too much. They're both more than their history, and are pushing forward with the future.

This is the first book I've read by Lilliana Rose, so I don't know if it's linked to any other series. Beltane Bliss hints at a much more expansive world of witches and magic, but it doesn't waste time with any heavy stuff.

This is a light-hearted and fun book that was quick to read, and I am looking forward to the next part in the series.

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