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The witches orchid enchantment is a mystical phenomenon that has long fascinated botanists and enchantment enthusiasts alike. It refers to a spell or enchantment that is said to be cast upon orchids by witches, infusing these flowers with magical properties. The origins of this enchantment trace back to ancient times when witches were believed to possess supernatural powers and the ability to commune with nature. The witches orchid enchantment is said to manifest in various ways, depending on the intention of the witch casting the spell. It is believed that these enchanted orchids can bring good fortune, love, healing, and protection to those who possess them. They are also said to possess the power to ward off evil spirits and bring harmony and balance to their surroundings.

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I would suggest reading the first book as it does bring you in and introduce you to the characters that you will also find in this second book, and it is also a really good read. The bodies are a unique find and they are shrugged off as such, some things are not that easy to hide and it doesn t take long for things to start to heat up.

They are also said to possess the power to ward off evil spirits and bring harmony and balance to their surroundings. Interestingly, the witches orchid enchantment has not been substantiated by scientific evidence. Botanists and researchers have not found any conclusive proof that these flowers possess any extraordinary properties beyond their natural beauty and fragrance.

This Charming Man by C. K. McDonnell @Caimh @Thomassshill @TransworldBooks #crime #mystery #magic #fantasy #bookreview

I am delighted to share my review today for This Charming Man by Caimh McDonnell. This is the second book in The Stranger Times series, I adored the first book and this one is just as good. Great for fans of crime/mystery and Magic/fantasy novels.

My huge thanks to Thomas Hill at Transworld Books for sending me a copy of this book and also the first one.

Vampires do not exist. Everyone knows this. So it’s particularly annoying when they start popping up around Manchester . . .

Nobody is pleased about it. Not the Founders, the secret organisation for whom vampires were invented as an allegory, nor the Folk, the magical people hidden in plain sight who only want a quiet life. And definitely not the people of Manchester, because there is nothing more irksome than being murdered by an allegory run amok. Somebody needs to sort this out fast before all Hell really breaks loose – step forward the staff of The Stranger Times.

It’s not like they don’t have enough to be dealing with. Assistant Editor Hannah has come back from getting messily divorced to discover that someone is trying to kidnap a member of their staff and while editor Vincent Banecroft would be delighted to see the back of any of his team, he doesn’t like people touching his stuff – it’s the principle of the thing.

Throw in a precarious plumbing situation, gambling debts, an entirely new way of swearing, and a certain detective inspector with what could be kindly referred to as ‘a lot of baggage’ and it all adds up to another hectic week in the life of the newspaper committed to reporting the truth that nobody else will touch.

This Charming Man is the second book in the critically acclaimed The Stranger Times series.

MY REVIEW

The Stranger Times is the first book in this series that I read and thoroughly enjoyed last year. It is also the name of the newspaper that caters for those with a slightly obscure/different/unique view of the world. This is the sort of paper that will report on alien sightings, mysterious noises in the basement and weird and wonderful goings-on that regularly appear.

It really shouldn’t come as a surprise when a Vampire suddenly turns up, but then everyone knows such things don’t exist! I love how the author uses this vampiric occurrence and it is almost tongue in cheek that his reporters don’t quite know what to call a pale, pointy-toothed anomaly. It struck me as funny that the reporters are fine with demons, aliens etc, but not calling a vampire a vampire. Anyhow, I do digress.

The main characters are the same that appeared in the first book, so we have Banecroft the editor, along with Grace, Stella, Ox, Stanley, DI Sturgess, Hannah who gallantly report the news while Banecroft is breathing down their necks, wanting answers and a story to print in his paper.

The bodies are a unique find and they are shrugged off as such, some things are not that easy to hide and it doesn’t take long for things to start to heat up. Tensions are brittle as lack of sleep and deadlines are approaching as well as some interest from someone higher up!

This is a humorous and quirky read that I really adored, it is a great mystery novel and the one-liners, little snide comments and the unrelenting thick-skinned Banecroft just add to the humour. Magic and special powers work alongside many other phenomena in this story and as I immersed myself in this story I found bizarre things as quite normal.

This is one that those of lighter fantasy and humorous fantasy readers will enjoy. It is witty and fun to read. There is mystery and magic, the odd body because even though Vampires do not exist, you need a corpse, don’t you? I would suggest reading the first book as it does bring you in and introduce you to the characters that you will also find in this second book, and it is also a really good read. This Charming Man is a fabulous read and one I would definitely recommend.

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However, the folklore surrounding the witches orchid enchantment continues to captivate the imagination of many. In popular culture, the witches orchid enchantment is often depicted as a plot device in books, movies, and television shows. These enchanted orchids are often sought after by characters who are in need of a magical solution to their problems. The notion of these flowers holding mystical powers enhances the sense of wonder and enchantment in these stories. While the witches orchid enchantment may be rooted in folklore and mythology, it serves as a reminder of the power of belief and the enduring fascination humans have with the mystical and magical. Whether these enchanted orchids exist or not, the idea of them continues to enchant and inspire the human imagination..

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