Between magic and his billion dollar company, Redford doesn't have time for dating.
Redford swore off dating mortals after he watched his last partner die three centuries ago. As the CEO of a billion-dollar company he doesn't have time to meet people, so he casts an enchantment to summon his soulmate.
His soulmate turns out to be Conway, a broke Coloradan who works sixty-hour weeks as a bartender. He's also the reincarnation of Redford's lover from three hundred years ago.
They day after they meet, Redford receives a divination that Conway is fated to die at the end of the month. He sees a chance to do what he couldn't three hundred years ago: to save the man he loves. In the meantime, he's got to make his soulmate fall in love with him.
The Warlock Billionaire's Soulmate
I enjoyed reading this book. Redford and Conway make a fun couple, especially with the element of magic mixed in. Redford is an intriguing character, balancing his busy CEO life and magical realities, while Conway brings the story down to earth as a relatable bartender who's just trying to make ends meet. The chemistry between them is hot, and their scenes together feel genuine.
Brightside creates easy-to-read dialogue and some truly funny moments which made the read effortless. The romantic side of things doesn't feel forced, and along with the everyday conflicts, magical elements blend naturally into the plot. Reincarnation adds emotion without overwhelming detail. If you like your romance stories to include humor, magic, and relatable characters, then this is a solid choice for your next read.
This is an MM paranormal romance with a HEA and a lot of laughs.
Expect kink, forced proximity, fated lovers, magic, classic billionaire tropes, and enough steam to peel the paint off your walls.