The main character, Allie Beckstrom, is a tough, smart, and
stubborn woman. She is emotionally a wreck, but keeps trying to start
relationships, friendships, with people. Her no- nonsense attitude also helps
her loose those relationships or keeps her from making them in the first place.
She is emotionally damaged because of her family. Her mother left her and her
father when she was young and her father does not show his love for her. He is
all business and what benefits him and does not seem to care about what Allie
wants. Allie works as a Hound, which is someone who tracks people based on
their magical signature or just identifies whose magical signature was used for
a certain spell.
Allie is working with
the police at the beginning of the novel. Allie and the police have an almost
uneasy peace. They get along just fine but the police seem almost weary of her.
She is working on a case on the death of a little boy. She mistakenly believes
it is her father’s signature which sets her on a whirlwind of events. With each event more disastrous than the last,
it was a wonder how Allie managed to end up without more lasting effects than
just memory loss.
Allie meets her love interest at the beginning of the novel.
His name is Zayvion and he is a very powerful magic user, which is said to be
the same level as Allie, but I believe she is actually more powerful. Allie may
also just be more in tuned with magic than everyone else. Zayvion is
intriguing, handsome, smart, and dangerous. He is also the perfect man for
Allie. She needs someone who will stick with her no matter what happens. In the
novel, Zayvion helps her grow and provides a stable relationship to help her
move past her childhood and her father’s cold- hearted personality.
I would recommend Magic
to the Bone to anyone who likes urban fantasy novels. Those who like
romance, magic, murder mysteries, family drama, or suspense should read this
novel. I love this series. I just recently got the ninth novel and I still love
the novels. Magic to the Bone is a
must read.
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