This was a good (short) story and introduction to the series. I think it would have been even better if it were developed more - it just ended too quickly. I wish it were a bit longer. ( )

The start of the Drake sisters series. I enjoyed this book very much and because it was so short, I finished it in one sitting. ( )

I love the story of the Drake sisters, but I find it hard to review this book. It was simply just to short. Though the story played out, I still felt like there should have been "more." It just ended too soon for me. ( )

This Series is bout a family of magical sisters and the family ledged that all seven have powers, the first 6 each have a different power and the seventh has all six.

This book is about the oldest Sarah. Ever since moving to a sleepy coastal town, Damon Wilder has been hearing bout the Drake sisters and now everyone is talking about Sarah coming home. Even the wind is calling her name.

Finding out they are both in the same line of work, and both trying to save the other they fall in love? ( )

After finishing Christine Feehan's Dark Carpathian series earlier this year, I decided to dive into another of her series: the Drake Sisters series. Magic in the Wind is book 1 in this series.

Something about the sleepy little town of Sea Haven called to Damon Wilder. He was a brilliant scientist - possibly the smartest man alive - working on secret projects for the U.S. government, but danger seemed to haunt him wherever he went. Damon decided he needed a safe harbor to retire to. He didn't think he wanted the complications that came with friends and romantic relationships - until he was drawn to the house high upon the cliffs.

Sarah Drake had returned to her home in Sea Haven after a two year hiatus. Full of her own secrets, Sarah is back to watch over the residents of Sea Haven - one soul in particular. Soon, other Drake sisters begin to arrive and there certainly is Magic in the Wind.

Although Magic in the Wind was just a short story in an anthology of romance, it was still a good introduction into the world of the Drake sisters: a family of seven sisters who each have a paranormal talent and are also very close to one another despite leading lives that take them all over the world. Of course I wish that the story had been fleshed out a little more, but I still enjoyed reading it.

Magic in the Wind was beautifully written, and (if you'll excuse the pun) magical, spellbinding, bewitching - I think you get the point. Christine Feehan's books come alive with charismatic characters and enchanting settings. I will definitely be continuing on in this series to see what happens to the other Drake sisters. ( )