Book Review: Miracles For Nick

Reviewed By: Harriet Klausner

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Holly Fuhrmann
Class/Genre:   Romance   Fantasy
Series: Aaronson trilogy # 3
ImaJinn, Sep 2001, $10.00, 168 pp.

When Glory Chambers found her husband in bed with another woman, she divorced him. She left their penthouse for an apartment and quit her job as a vice president at a powerful corporation. Finally, her deceased aunt leaves a restaurant to Glory who decides to move there to manage the place.

Before she has a chance to advertise for help. Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom mysteriously appear to fill the openings. Somehow a befuddled Glory hires the trio. However, when they insist they are matchmaking fairies, she draws the line of what she will accept. Their target for Glory is Nick, a commitment shy individual. Between his phobia and her refusal to play with fire again, the supernatural threesome seems doomed to failure with the impossible task of not so subtly nudging this duo into a relationship.

MIRACLES FOR NICK is the third and final book in the fairy series and like its predecessors this is a good novel. Holly J Fuhrmann creates a story line in which readers believe in otherworldly creatures and a happily ever after that leave the audience with a sense of elation. This lighthearted romantic fantasy is quite a pool side treat.

Harriet Klausner

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