The beginning chapters of this book were a funny, sweet, comedic, slightly snarky delight. I enjoyed the two main characters, Lucky and Ransome, as well as their--actual Fairy--godmothers. The story set up as great and really drew me in; it made me want to keep reading and find out what will happen next. I usually don't enjoy second-chance romances because it seems the "magic" of meeting for the first time and developing the relationship is often lost, but this book seemed to avoid all those problems. My only issue was the matter-of-fact way the characters took the presence of real magic in their lives: I feel there should have been a little bit of disbelief, and it took me out of the story just a bit. That being said, I would love to read the rest of this book and find out what will happen with Lucky and Ransome!