REVIEW: Grayson's Magical Mishaps by Kevin Klehr (Haunted Hearts: Season of the Witch)

 


GRAYSON’S MAGICAL MISHAPS

Haunted Hearts: Season of the Witch - Series

by Kevin Klehr

Release Date: October 28, 2025


Review

A playful and offbeat story of a man who discovers he’s a wizard when his sneeze sets off a series of quirky mishaps.  Which is kinda awkward when you're simultaneously trying to date a really attractive influencer (whose BFF is a mean girl).


To add to the chaos, Grayson’s mentor is constantly drunk, Milo’s mom is acting a little weird, people are going missing, and he’s still trying to figure out how to control his abilities.


But somewhere along the way, they find love, family and second chances.



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Synopsis

Grayson sneezed. This in itself is not unusual but it's what happened next which freaked him out. A small pink elephant appeared.


Enter Penelope, a glamorous cottage witch with a drinking problem. She's been sent to help Grayson master his new wizard powers. And she's here to fix his sneezy magical mishaps.


Grayson has also fallen in love. His new boyfriend, Milo, is the best friend of bitchy social influencer, Summer. She doesn't approve of their relationship and has video proof of one of Grayson's mystical screw ups.


With the threat of being exposed, Grayson soon learns he'll need more than magic to keep him out of trouble.


About Kevin Klehr

Kevin lives with his husband, Warren, in their humble apartment (affectionately named Sabrina), in Australia’s own ‘Emerald City,’ Sydney.

His tall tales explore unrequited love in the theatre district of the Afterlife, romance between a dreamer and a realist, and a dystopian city addicted to social media.

His first novel, Drama Queens with Love Scenes, spawned a secondary character named Guy. Many readers argue that Guy, the insecure gay angel, is the star of the Actors and Angels book series. His popularity surprised the author. The third in this series, Drama Queens and Devilish Schemes, scored a Rainbow Award (judged by fans of queer fiction) for Best Gay Alternative Universe/Reality novel.

His novel, The Midnight Man, scored first place in the LGBT category of the Paranormal Romance Guild's Reviewer's Choice Awards, as well as winning the Fantasy category of the 2021 Gay Scribe Awards.

So, with his fictional guardian angel guiding him, Kevin hopes to bring more whimsical tales of love, life and friendship to his readers.


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