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Entangled: Spellbound Trilogy #1 (Spellbound series) Kindle Edition

by Nikki Jefford (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,575 ratings
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Hiding her powers was never a problem for seventeen-year-old Graylee Perez.
Not until her diabolical twin sister decided to go on a rampage that could expose them all or get someone hurt.

To add to the aggravation, coven reject Raj McKenna catches Gray performing a complex spell and is convinced they would make a powerful couple. He can delude himself all he wants. Gray has sworn off dating warlocks, especially delinquents who play with fire.

˃˃˃ But even Gray’s mysterious death won’t deter Raj, not after Gray is brought back from the great beyond.

Only she’s not truly back. Her body’s still six feet under and she’s on borrowed time.

˃˃˃ There are forces threatening Gray’s existence and a powerful wizard willing to help . . . for a price.

Gray doesn’t know who to trust or how long she has left before she vanishes for good, but she’s determined to stick around no matter what the cost.

˃˃˃ Mystery, Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Romance, and Captivating Suspense.

What Reviewers are saying:

“Entangled” captivates you from the start. ★★★★★

There’s lots of humor mixed in amongst the drama, keeping the reader fully entertained. I loved the premise and I loved how well the author developed the characters. ★★★★★

The ending was totally heart-stopping and awesome at the same time! ★★★★★

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"Fast-paced and filled with page-turning action." - Misti Pyles, Examiner.com

"Freaky Friday gone wrong anybody?" - Giselle, Xpresso Reads

"I loved this book from the first page." - Melissa's Eclectic Bookshelf

"I stayed up until 4 a.m. reading. I literally could not put the book down until I knew how it ended." - Lover of Paranormal Reviews

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Raj glanced at Gray's lips. He remembered them on his ear. What would it take to get them on his mouth, her tongue against his tongue? Raj took a step back. "I won't be needing magic to get your shirt off."
The fear left Gray's face as she put a free hand on her hip. "And what does that mean?"
Raj pulled out his Zippo and flicked it open. "We'd make a powerful couple, you and me. We've got a lot in common. Think about it." Raj snapped the lighter shut. He moved his thumb to flick it open again then stopped when he saw the way Gray stared at him. The expression was hard to make out. Then it changed.
"You really want the invisibility spell that bad? Well, forget it. I'm not giving it to you and I wouldn't go out with you if you were the last person on Earth."
Raj grinned. This wasn't rejection--just a bit of foreplay between a witch and a wizard. "That would be nice. You, me, and the world to ourselves."
Gray loosened her grip on her pack and let it dangle from her fingers next to her knees. "Sounds like my idea of hell."
"At least in hell we could be wicked."
"You're wicked enough already."
Their eyes locked. He'd never wanted to kiss a girl so badly. Maybe if he imagined her resolve melting away, it would happen. But he didn't have any magical abilities at the moment. Foolishly, Raj had let down his guard and allowed himself to fall under the spell of a girl--the kind of spell any human was in danger of tripping headfirst into.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B007BCORJK
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Nikki Jefford (February 19, 2012)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 19, 2012
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 2153 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 241 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
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Nikki Jefford is a third-generation Alaskan nomad married to an amazing Frenchman. She loves fictional bad boys and heroines who kick butt! Books, travel, TV series, hiking, writing, and motorcycle riding are her favorite escapes. The dark side of human nature fascinates her, so long as it's balanced by humor and romance.

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Claire Santos - Coffeeholic Bookworm
5.0 out of 5 stars A spellbinding read!
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2017
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A spellbinding read!

What would you do when you wake up one morning and realized you've been dead for a couple of months, and then your evil twin sister came to possess your body and the next day, everything is back to normal? How twisted and cool is that?

Twin sisters: both are witches, GrayLee and Charlene, total opposites -  the other wanted to jump off from the roof but floated after getting her heart broken; the other died mysteriously because of SUDS (Sudden Death Syndrome)...

The other girl resurrected but had to be alive every other day - using her other twin's body.. Freaky right? It was and it was full of twists! Twin life has never been this so much.... entangled! This is the first time I've read something like twins sharing a body, while the other one is already dead. I couldn't get my hands off this book once I started reading it.

OKay, so it was like a battle of the good twin versus the bad twin. GrayLee died but was resurrected and can only live through her twin sister's body every other day. Charlene, on the other, was flabbergasted and had left numerous rules and lists for her dead twin to do while Gray possessed her body. Yes, they could only communicate with each other through letters. Because they cannot see each other, they are unable to slap each other.. Which was what they'd always wanted to do. LOL.. Their friends and boys were mystified with their behavior, but Raj McKenna knew better. The handsome Indian warlock was talented and got a lot of tricks up his sleeves, and was very handsome. He knew something was off and I loved that he was the one who was helping them fix the fiasco.

The other characters were equally entertaining and badass. I love Raj who was quite complicated and often misunderstood, I like Adrian Montez, the warlock with no powers, I love his Nan, too. Okay, I also liked Ryan, even though he was the evil one and a bad influence, but he was effective in being the villain next to Charlene.. And Stacey Morehouse, I'm beginning to like her, too. But best of all, I love Mommy Perez who should really be awarded the Mom of the Year.

I love how the author Nikki Jefford built everyone's character, especially GrayLee's. Gray was awesome from start to finish. But I would want to know what goes inside Charlene's minds when she did those dark magical stuffs, too.. I want to understand why she had to resort to doing those crazy spells and incantations, why she loathed her twin so much! I want to know why was she so crazy in love with a dummy like Blake. I want to kill her myself for all that she'd done to Gray! Ugh!

Lastly, you know why I love this book so much? It's the date Gray had died and the day everything changed - February 9. Why? Because it's my birthday. That's my birthday.. and everything related to Feb 9 always fascinate me. Am I freaky or what? LOL.

Anyway, the ending was totally heart-stopping and awesome at the same time! The purging or abduction, and then the new body possession, it all blew me away. I love it!!! Kudos to Nikki Jefford for creating this one-of-a-kind spellbinding tale. Can't wait to read the next! :)
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4.0 out of 5 stars Twins Often Share Special Bonds, but THESE Two...
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2013
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Being a twin is hard. My ex had twins, and they faced constant challenges to find their own friends, their own identities, to gain some separation from their former womb-mate. As difficult it is for any twins, identical twins have it especially rough. (Fortunately, my ex had a boy and a girl, so it was a little easier)

Charlene and Graylee Perez are identical twins who could not be more different. Graylee is laid-back, a jeans and sweaters kind of girl. Charlene is obsessed with being popular: she diets constantly, dates only star athletes, and spends huge amounts of time, effort, and money on her wardrobe.

To say that the sisters aren't especially close would be putting it mildly. They view each other with a sort of obligatory exasperation--they have to coexist, obviously, but they don't have to be one another's best friends. They have their own friends at school and in the Coven.

Oh, yeah: Charlene, Graylee, and their mother are witches.

One April 1st, Graylee wakes up, and she's horrified to find she's wearing one of her sister's lacy, silky nighties instead of her favored cotton sleep shorts and t-shirt. She doesn't worry too much. She gets ready for school. When she arrives, she's treated most bizarrely at every turn. People look at her with distaste, and her teacher asks her what she's doing in his class. Then he drags her off to the Guidance Counselor's office.

It turns out, Graylee died suddenly on February ninth. By virtue of a reanimation spell gone wrong, Graylee and Charlene now share Charlene's body, each one having control for 24 hours at a time (3am is the changeover every night). Because it's Charlene's body, Graylee has to act the role of her sister, hanging out with popular, vacuous girls, being groped by Charlene's boyfriend, Blake, and being a really good French student--Graylee has taken five years of Spanish. Oops.

Their act doesn't fool everyone, though. A few kids from the coven--including a hunky outlier named Raj--figure things out, and help the sisters pull off their charade.

Over time, Graylee begins to notice that bad things seem to happen to Charlene's enemies. Is it the work of some powerful friends? Or is there more to Charlene than Graylee ever believed. Even worse, could Charlene have had something to do with her own twin's death?

"Entangled" is a fun book. There are enough twists to keep the reader interested, and I like the idea of two souls sharing one body, just not simultaneously (especially when Charlene gets rid of all Graylee's clothes during her turn in the body, and puts a protection spell on her own wardrobe to fend off retaliation). Through having to see--literally--through her sister's eyes, Graylee appreciates how complicated it is for Charlene to be Charlene. It also gives her the opportunity to question how she deals with some of those problems.

Nikki Jefford presents "Entangled" almost exclusively through Graylee's point-of-view, and does a wonderful job showing how confusing and just plain unnatural the situation is for her. As Graylee learns more, Ms Jefford increases the tension nicely, leading to a satisfying--yet incomplete--conclusion: satisfying, in that I really like how things are left. The incomplete part is fine, also, because this is but the first book in a planned trilogy.

Finally, I like the way the author presents high school students. Without resorting to huge amounts of profanity, Ms Jefford does manage to convey that some of these high school kids are--GASP--sexually active. This, we imagine, is why Charlene leaves Graylee a note telling her NEVER to sleep with Blake--it would be like he was cheating. Sorta.

I look forward to book two. There are plenty of delicious possibilities, and I'm curious to see just where Graylee, Charlene, Raj, and the gang go from here.

Recommended.
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Emz
5.0 out of 5 stars Great read
Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2017
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Didnt want to stop! Already purchasing the next book so I can keep following this great story! Very much recommended
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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome read
Reviewed in India on October 24, 2017
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A fantastic book. Interesting, intriguing and enthralling to read. Be ready to be surprised and stupefied by the twits and turns in the book.
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Reviewed in Australia on July 31, 2018
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Great reat very riviting had me from the first page to the last . I had trouble putting it down.
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Kate
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 12, 2012
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I got this eBook when it was available as a free download from Amazon, I absolutely love the cover - it has such a magical yet eerie feel to it!

The story got off to a dramatic start but it took me a little while to feel like I really knew the characters, I was a bit confused as to what was going on at this point. However, I was soon caught up in this magical world the author had so beautifully created.

Identical twins Graylee and Charlene were witches, they had very different personalities and didn't seem to get on well at all. There were also warlocks, Raj, Nolan and Ryan to name just a few. There were many rules and regulations that the coven were supposed to follow but, as always, rules are made to be broken and that is just what these young witches and warlocks did.

Charlene turned out to be more than just a nasty twin with a grudge against her sister, she really did seem to have an evil streak. When Graylee woke up to find people calling her Charlene, she couldn't figure it out. There was a moment when she read a newspaper clipping that she had discovered hidden away in her house, this gave me chills and was a real turning point in the story. It became much more intense, interesting and sinister as Graylee tried to piece everything together. Obviously sharing a body with her twin sister had its complications but I enjoyed seeing how they coped with it, one of my favourite parts were the written instructions and notes that they left for each other.

There were some funny moments including one where Graylee attempted to speak French without much success, and there were also a couple of heated romantic scenes, these moments lightened the book and made it the complete package for me - I simply loved this different take on the witch story, it was just such an intriguing idea!

A fantastic one day read with an ending that left me wanting more - I'm definitely adding the next book Duplicity to my wish list.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Quick Read!
Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2018
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You ever read a book a long time ago and don't remember it? That's what happened with this book. I'm not sure why I didn't remember it, but I do know that I liked it a lot more this time around. Though I'm not the biggest fan of books about magic, they've been growing on me a lot lately, and I enjoy them a lot more than I used to. If you like books about body switching teenage witches and warlocks, about seventeen or so, in school, living with their magic powers in a world that is mostly filled with powerless people, then this is a book you should check out.

Graylee and Charlene are identical twin sisters, though they couldn't be more different. Charlene loves being the center of attention, even if she has to lie for it, and most of her food intake is Slimfast protein shakes. Graylee, on the other hand, couldn't survive without food, and struggles with her missing powers. She has rules about who she can and can't date, mostly just that she doesn't want to date magical boys. Both girls have no problem standing up for themselves.

At the beginning of the book, we find Graylee and Charlene standing on top of the roof of their high school, with Charlene saying she's going to jump. Her boyfriend has just dumped her, and she saw him kissing another girl. Graylee is able to convince her sister to calm down, but she's insistent about not going to prom without her boyfriend, who she knows will come back to her. A lot of the story is the girls in class, or interacting with kids at their school.

Graylee finds herself being tormented by a demented boy named Raj. Known for setting his house on fire, he gives her the creeps, and especially when he uses spells to make her body stop moving. She eventually sneaks into the back seat of his car and chokes him with a string over the headrest. Little does she know, they're going to need to work together in the very near future.
See, the thing is, is that Graylee is later found dead in her home, and even though it's taboo, her mother tries to resurrect her with magic. She trades her own powers for her daughter's life, but like a genie wish, something goes wrong. Graylee's soul is put into the same body as Charlene's soul, forcing them to share a body.

The world these girls live in was easy to imagine, as it's pretty much the same as ours, but with a secret magical society weaved into their everyday life. I liked the characters, but some of the things they did seemed a little out of place and really spontaneous, but I also kind of enjoyed that part of it. It's told from third person with Graylee as the main character. I'm sure after you finish this, you'll be wondering, what next? I can't wait to see what happens in the second book.

Thanks for reading!
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