Rebecca Chappell is the sensible sister. She doesn’t believe in magic like her sisters. It can’t possibly hurt to do a spell for a boyfriend, especially since there is no way it will work. Being drunk gives her the courage to ask for a man who hears her need and know her loneliness. It’s not real after all.

Three days after Hurricane Katrina destroys the gulf coast, Becky is injured and alone except for her cat Hades. Her house is damaged but she has been all right in her attic. Becky knows she has to venture out. She needs to find food and fresh water so that she can go look for her sisters. When she is attacked by looters, Becky is rescued by a naked man who can’t remember anything including his name. But he’d heard her call and had to answer.

She calls him Ben. Where did he come from? He only knows that he doesn’t want to go back there. As they grow closer and Ben takes care of her, his memory starts to fall into place. He knows that he isn’t real but he’s here to protect her. Ben knows he shouldn’t be here. Will the truth of his existence keep them apart?

A common enemy wants what she can’t have and is determined to take it. Ben has to bargain to save Becky’s life. Even if it means he has to die.  

Wild Chaote continues the Chappell sister’s story. Becky conjures her dream man without realizing she can actually conjure her dream man. Ben is more than she could have ever dreamed and soon has a place in Becky’s heart. It doesn’t hurt that he loves her. And like so many of us, Becky doesn’t realize she loves Ben until it’s too late. Or is it? I think you should read Becky’s and Ben’s story, especially if you’ve dreamed of conjuring a man of your own. Do you believe in magic?