title: All About That Magic
author: Wylie, Diane
description: Three stories of magic and mysticism combine in this bundle of fantasy romance by the bestselling author of Daughters of the Civil War, Diane Wylie.
  Moonlight and Illusions
  Illusionist Stephen Elliott performs dazzling magic feats to crowded theaters around the world. In Mexico, an old woman presses an ancient Mayan relic, giving him the stone and a mysterious warning with no explanation. Stephen violates that warning and must hide his secret from the world. He’s become a person no one can explain or understand. Sleight of hand becomes real magic, and moonlight becomes essential. Stephen is cursed, alone…and immortal.
  
  From her seat in the twenty-second row, Anabel Bernier recognizes with a jolt the handsome star of the magic show. World War II and the passage of time did nothing to dim the burning memory of her moonlight encounter with the charming Stephen Elliott and his Mayan relic on the deck of the USS Hope. Finding him again twenty years later stirs up more questions than answers. Can she trust that he is telling the truth? Could the stone and moonlight have affected her too? Now their lives are inextricably entwined. If she helps Stephen, she could lose him forever.
  
  Unexplained events, secrets, and powerful magic threaten their second chance at a future together. But how long would the future be? Minutes? Days? Years? Forever? Terrible choices could lead to unthinkable consequences for Stephen and Anabel.
  Magic at the Pentacle
  Psychiatrist Dr. Julian Nelson deals with issues of the mind daily. But magician Richard Blackstone’s mysterious ways have her questioning her judgment and losing her heart.
  
  Richard’s playboy lifestyle suited him …until he met Juliana. Now he wants to change his ways. But first, he must face his past and trust her with his most powerful secret—one that could separate them forever.
  Magic at the Roxy
  Celeste Macallister is not having a good year. She's been jilted at the altar and laid off from her job. The one, slightly tarnished, bright spot is the old art deco theater in Scotland, The Roxy, left to her by her Aunt Nora. On the advice of her old friend, Harry Cameron, she decides to hire Matthew Stewart, the famous stage magician, to keep the theater alive. It’s a good idea…at first.
  
  Harry, who was once a magician himself, gives Matt a treasure that’s been hidden in the Roxy’s attic for many years. An amulet long rumored to have magical abilities, the Triquetra piques the interest of both men, and Matt makes the colossal mistake of testing the amulet’s magic.
  
  One minute she’s in the 21st century, and the next, Celeste finds herself in a time when The Roxy is new, Harry Cameron is young, and Nazi bombs are raining down on Scotland. It doesn’t take her long to figure out it’s all Matthew Stewart's fault. To think, she was really beginning to like the man...