Finalist in the Paranormal Category

Reader Reviews - 5 Stars - "Teresa Roblin does it again! Her novel, “Now You See It …,” is as funny and entertaining as her “Hocus Pocus.” The author tells a great story in this laugh-out-loud novel about the Santorelli sisters. The novel is written so you don’t have to read either it first, but I highly recommend that you not miss a great romantic comedy by reading both. Teresa Roblin is a very-talented writer and I hope to read more of her stories in the future." - by Cherie Fisher.

Fallen Angel Reviews - 5 Angels - "This was a great read that had me laughing, crying, and sighing over the many hijinks that Sarah and Anthony found themselves in. Teresa Roblins did an amazing job of pulling together two people that should never have been apart in the first place. Not only were her characters engaging and real, but the descriptions of the various places they visited were awesome. I especially enjoyed the older ladies’ description of the nude beach they visited. Even though this is a follow up to Hocus Pocus, I did not read them in order and feel that nothing was lost. I did go and buy a copy of Hocus Pocus and look forward to reading about the first of Aunt Lilly’s infamous spells." -- by Serena.

Ecataromance Reviews - 4.5 Stars - "A hilarious comedy of errors and enchanting titillation, Now You See It compelled me into reading it from the first page to the last. I think I spent a majority of the book laughing my head off; every few paragraphs had me in fits. Teresa Roblin has penned a comical, entertaining story that enables the reader to enter another world for a while and have fun sharing the antics of a couple that are suited to one another and their interfering but loving family." -- by Sheryl

Romance Junkies -4.5 Blue Ribbons - "Prepare to laugh yourself silly, NOW YOU SEE IT is a laugh out loud riot. Teresa Roblin has given readers another novel that will leave them with aching sides and a contented smile. I first read Ms Roblin’s Hocus Pocus and quickly fell in love with this author’s off- beat sense of humor and style. While NOW YOU SEE IT is the sister book to Hocus Pocus, it can easily be read alone, but you might want to grab the first one. I highly recommend both. These books are sure to bring some sunshine into your day. Filled with quirky, meddling secondary characters and an absolutely delightful hero and heroine, this novel is sure to please even the most bored romance fan. NOW YOU SEE IT entices readers to dive in from page one, and the ending is certain to please. Teresa Roblin has created a quirky plot that will keep readers entertained and makes for a wonderful read. So, grab NOW YOU SEE IT before it disappears!" --by Belle

Romance Divas - 3.5 Kisses - "Now You See It is the second book for Teresa Roblin. Following in the same style as the first, with the same warm and witty characters, this book takes you away for an entertaining afternoon read. A combination of humor and secondary characters made Now You See It come alive and kept me reading. -by Stacey

Novelspot - Rating: 8 - "Teresa Roblin is a fairly new author, but you cannot tell by her great writing style! I snapped up her first book because the synopsis appealed to me, and ever since I have been avidly watching for this tale to make its debut. You can be sure I laid my hands on it as soon as I could, and you should be sure to get your hands on this delightful duo ASAP, especially if magic and eccentric, elderly, spell casting aunts are a favorite of yours. For a fun and hilarious read, pick up your copy of Now You See It… by Teresa Roblin today, but please read Hocus Pocus first for your enjoyment will be multiplied threefold. " -- by Elizabeth

Joyfully Reviewed - "Teresa Roblin has an intriguing way of framing monogamous romance in the framework of warm family life and modern-day social issues. Aunt Lilly is a treasure in herself, and Sarah and her sister Amanda, and the men of their dreams, Mark and Anthony, are appealing and realistic characters. Now You See It by Teresa Roblin is a wonderfully entertaining book that I gladly recommend. " -- by Annie