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Her Spell That Binds Me: Her Spell Trilogy, Book 1

Luna Oblonsky, Kimberly M. Wetherell, et al.
4.6 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

Ariadne and Iona exist in a world of rigid social expectations, where a single glance can be a scandal and a whispered word a death sentence for one's reputation. Within the shimmering, restrictive ballrooms of the Regency era, these two women are forced into an uneasy proximity that quickly ignites into a fierce, undeniable antagonism. Ariadne is sharp-witted and guarded, while Iona possesses a quiet intensity that threatens to unravel everything Ariadne has fought to build. Their relationship is a delicate dance of pride and prejudice, where every sharp retort masks a budding, forbidden longing. As their mutual disdain matures into a complex and consuming passion, they must navigate the treacherous waters of high society, where their love is a secret that could destroy them both. This is not merely a tale of romance, but a journey of self-discovery and the courage required to claim one's own happiness against the backdrop of tradition. With its lush, elegant prose and moments of breathless intimacy, this story captures the tension of enemies-to-lovers at its most exquisite. Prepare to be captivated by a connection that defies the constraints of time and status, proving that the strongest spells are those cast by the heart.

Customer Reviews

Top 3 from Amazon
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Kindle Customer
January 10, 2024
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Rivals to Lovers who happen to be witches

I enjoyed reading the story of Ariadne and Iona, the sex is hot and the story has a good plot that really kept me engaged. I'm not a person who really notices punctuation or grammar stuff unless its really bad and I didn't have any problems with that here. The world building was fantastic and I'm interested to know about some of the other side characters in this storyline but I definitely got the sense this could be a series but its a HEN and wraps up everything so that if its not a series I'm not left hanging. I liked the little displays of jealousy place within the relationship, it added tension to the ultimate buildup. The character and setting descriptions were spot on I felt like I could "see" everyone and everything clearly. I'm positive I will be rereading this and I think if you like witches, lesbians,sex, secrets, with a bit of rivalry thrown in you will like it too.
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Vervada
September 3, 2025
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Eagerly awaiting the sequel

4.5 stars When I first started reading it I thought that the writing style was a bit awkward and that the names were used too often, but once Iona and Ariadne met I pretty much stopped noticing anything else. Their rivalry, their banter and their eventual romance were simply enthralling. I liked them as individuals too, Iona so timid only until challenged and Ariadne so guarded and arrogant to hide the insecurities within, but I loved it when they were together. They brought out the best in each other, eventually. The magic was interesting, I quite liked the illusions, and the plot was fine. I figured out who the villain was pretty quickly, but, as I said, it was the romance that had captivated my attention. Still, if the reveal hadn't been so obvious and the writing had been a little more polished then I would have rated it 5 whole stars. Eagerly awaiting the sequel.
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Bdoude
February 25, 2024
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Good story

I initially gave this 3 stars, but it really needs a 4. Well crafted(pun intended), with action, twists, and turns. Some may give 5 stars, but I do not like the waste of words and pages, detailing out sex, several times, for several pages. I usually just skip books that have so much of it. I'm glad I didn't skip it because it is a good story.