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Publisher:
Avon (Harper Collins) |
Release
Date: February 2004 |
ISBN:
0380811081 |
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Format
Reviewed: Paperback |
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Genre:
Historical Romance [1832 & 1844 Hampshire, UK] |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Rachel A Hyde |
Reviewer
Notes: Some sex |
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Again The Magic
By Lisa Kleypas
Lady
Aline Marsden did the unthinkable when she was young and innocent
– had an affair with stable lad John McKenna. This resulted
in her being buried deep in the country while he was sent away…to
make his fortune. Twelve years later, he is back in her life once
more, only a rich and successful man after his sojourn in America.
This time he has the upper hand and he desires revenge on the woman
who broke his heart. Nevertheless, does he really want this, or
does he still love Aline?
The story of a lover out for
revenge but finding love is hardly a new one, but there is always
plenty of passion and fire in a Lisa Kleypas novel and this burns
even brighter than most. Running alongside all this is the love
story of Aline’s younger sister Livia, which brings some relief
from the intensity of John and Aline’s ardor although this
is as intense in its way. If you want a love story with plenty of
real romance, some breathless sex and a sense of the sadness as
well as the joy of love then this is the book for you. I didn’t
get much of a period feel of the 1830s and 40s – this book
could have been set any time in the 19th century – but even
if the historical part is less than ideal, the romance sizzles.
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