Search - Bewitched

There was a bit of every man I know, from the age of six to sixty in Ian. He reacted in ways that were so human, you couldn't help but empathize with him. The way the "conjurers" dressed him, the way they related to him, tongue-in-cheek, always, so if he didn't turn out to be real, they could just blame it on the wine. This book was a blast of New Age high spirits in my mundane, well-ordered life! I have a friend who would enjoy sharing just such an adventure with me, so that made the book all the more enjoyable. Ms. Flannery has been a favorite of mine for years. She has a way of taking characters out of the mold some writers put them in and breathing life into them. The men don't always react the same in her books to where you are reading the same book, just different title. There are always so many differences in the women that you know she is definitly a keen observer of people.

I loved this book. It deals with past lives as well as time travel.

If there's one thing successful career woman Suzanne Griffin and her New Age friend Leslie agree on, it's that chivalry is dead and men aren't what they used to be-until Leslie offers to conjure up a lover from yesteryear. Suddenly, there he is: Ian Stewart Chandler, a lawyer from turn-of-the-century America, and as handsome as a screen heartthrob. So what if he's younger that Suzanne, a chauvinist to the core, and mad as hell for being jetisoned a hundred years ahead of his time? Nobody's perfect.

Now Suzanne doesn't know whether she has the power to send him back-or if she wants to. What she needs to do is find out what's been missing from her life for so long...and if what's missing is a love powerful enough to cross two lifetimes.