Again The Magic
Books | Fiction / Romance / Historical / Regency
4.2
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Lisa Kleypas
She gave him her innocence . . .Lady Aline Marsden was brought up to marry a man of her own class, but from the moment she meets John McKenna, she risks everything to be with him.He gave her his heartAlthough their love is forbidden, McKenna's passion for the beautiful Aline is too compelling to deny.When their secret is discovered, their world is shattered. McKenna is forced to leave forever, unaware that the only reason Aline has given him up is to save him.Now McKenna has returned, a powerful man determined to take revenge against the woman who broke his heart. But the magic between them burns as fiercely as ever . . . and as McKenna uncovers Aline's deepest secret, together they discover a love that will defy Fate itself.
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Author
Lisa Kleypas
Pages
416
Publisher
Harper Collins
Published Date
2009-10-13
ISBN
0061793477 9780061793479
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"3.5 stars out of 5<br/><br/>I was pleasantly surprised by this book, I did not expect to like not just one, but two couples’ love stories. I heard this was like “Persuasion” by Jane Austen and it did not disappoint. I really enjoyed the main storyline with Aline and McKenna, but I kind of liked Aline’s younger sister Livia’s storyline more. I liked the progression of Livia from a society shut in, into a social butterfly unknowingly falling in love with an older American lush, with far too much money and not enough responsibility. I found it more interesting than a childhood love lost because of different classes, it felt a bit cliche IMHO. However it was still well done for what it ending up being, trope-wise. <br/><br/>By the ending, it felt like I knew what was going to happen by the time they mentioned that he (McKenna) was going back to New York. I also would have liked more about the characters Mrs. Faircloth and Lord Sandridge (Adam), it didn’t feel like there was a satisfactory conclusion to both of their storylines. Overall, I look forward to continuing on in this series along with a dozen others from Lisa Kleypas that I heard were good/great."
Erin Smith