Sage needs to forget her recent break-up with an abusive ex.  What better way than a night out at Moonlight and Magic, a popular new club specializing in paranormal attractions?  The club advertises a demonic and shifter staff, and Sage plans on taking advantage of the situation.  Instead, she captures Daelas’ attention.  He’s the club owner and an incubus who’s gotten bored with his usual routine.   Sage is far from the usual.

Before the night is over, Sage experiences double the pleasure, double the fun, when Daelas’ twin, Jaren, arrives on the scene.  As incubi brothers, they share everything, including the petite and passionate half-Fae, half-human, Sage.

From the first page to the last, Moonlight and Magic is a sensual and lively carpet ride that sweeps you along urban paranormal heights.  The language is peppered with an engaging British flavor and turns of phrase I found much to my liking.  The characters are straightforward and interesting. 

Sage is a sassy little package with enough spunk to reel in a pair of experienced demons, and keep the party going.  Daelas and Jaren are a delightful contrast while bringing out the spark in their lady love.  Some areas of the plot are tried and true, demon-meets-girl/demon-rescues-girl, but the charm lies all in the telling.  Mina Carter does a fabulous job of bringing this dynamic trio together in a sweet and spicy no-frills story that holds its romance weight.