It’s been twenty years since Megan and her friends had to deal with anything magical. Her kids only know her adventures as bedtime stories, and everyone seems to be happy that way. Everyone except the fairy tale creatures she left behind.Greg is the unlucky one of the bunch—literally. His siblings seem to be just as lucky as his mom, while he’s the only one who can trip over his own two feet. … own two feet. That doesn’t help his high school popularity much, and he just wants to fit in for once.
When a mysterious stranger enters the town once again, Greg is torn between listening to the warnings his parents have plagued him with all his life and getting the one thing he’s always wanted—magic.
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Stolen Luck #1 – What a fun book! Even though I had read Seeking His Luck #7 first, it didn’t affect reading Stolen Luck. This is a well written, suspense filled story. The characters have been thought out and their dialogue is realistic, even the leprechauns; OK, maybe their accents need more Irish. The story is filled with humor, mainly directed at the main character, but while laughing, the reader feels for the girl. An enjoyable read that makes the reader look forward to the next book of the Luck series. I purchased in 2017. 5*
Twist of Luck #2 – This story picks up seven months after Stolen Luck ended. This story is packed with action, suspense and fun. The well thought out plot just twists and turns, taking the reader on a kickin’ ride. The characters are growing better as the pages go rapidly to the end. The humor still exists, although there are some bad things happening, but so are the good. I purchased in 2017. This book reminded me of Butcher and Harris. 5*
Best of Luck #3 – Takes place the same year on Christmas day. This is also packed with action, suspense and fun. Secrets come to light; travel opens doors; and the humor is still constant. The characters learn more about themselves and their talents, even sadness doesn’t stop them. This storyteller is on the level of Butcher and Harris. 5*
More Than Just Luck #4 – The adventures don’t stop, even after everyone’s graduated from high school. Learning about the real and fairy worlds keeps our favorite characters rockin’ and rollin’. The characters are experiencing growth in their adventures and the plot is intriguing. The humor remains and the author’s descriptions never fail to entertain, just as in the previous books. I’m gonna have to call this one a cliffhanger. 5*
No Such Luck #5 – This book picks up where More Than Just Luck ends. The fun never stops and the story is so substantial, that the reader can’t put down the story. Well written and full of action and suspense, along with a healthy dose of humor all through the story. It appears it’s the end, but it’s just the beginning to many things. The miracle near the end is very heartwarming and full of magic. As much as I loved Seeking and all the other books, I think this is my favorite! 5*
Just My Luck #6 – This book starts a couple of years before Stolen Luck #1 begins, telling Adam’s story with Louie. Well written, but short. A nice, quick trip into the past. This is the last book I read, so all my other reviews apply to this book, too. 5*
Seeking His Luck #7 – This is the first book I’ve read by this author and I loved it! Even though this is part of a series, I didn’t feel lost or confused by the story. It is a well written, intriguing story. The characters are likable, funny and believable. The plot keeps the reader immersed in the story and the humor adds to the enjoyment. This book happens 20 years after No Such Luck #5. 5*