Again the Magic Lisa Kleypas Free Read
Again The Magic by Lisa Kleypas
Series: The Wallflowers #.5
Also in this series: The Devil in Winter, Scandal in Spring (The Wallflowers #four), A Wallflower Christmas
Publisher: Harper Collins
Publication Date: October 13th 2009
Genres: Fiction
Pages: 416
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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 heart
Although their love is forbidden, McKenna'south 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 just reason Aline has given him upwardly is to save him.
Now McKenna has returned, a powerful man determined to take revenge confronting the woman who broke his heart. Merely the magic betwixt them burns as fiercely every bit ever . . . and as McKenna uncovers Aline's deepest clandestine, together they discover a love that will defy Fate itself.
The blurb of this book is kind of misleading, and then I'm going to requite you a better summary. Please be brash that the summary and my review volition contain mild spoilers (things that are discovered early on in the book).
Aline and McKenna grew up together. He was taken in by the housekeeper and given piece of work in the stables as a young boy, and he and Aline quickly became best friends. As they grew older, the feelings between them inverse into something much deeper and more than mature. McKenna knew they couldn't exist together, simply Aline desperately tried to change his heed.
They were seen kissing (the farthest McKenna would let things go) and Aline'due south father banished McKenna from the estate. Aline knew McKenna wouldn't exit her unless she made him believe she didn't beloved him. So she lied and told him she'd never cared for him and had only been playing with him. Shortly thereafter she's involved in an accident and her legs are severely scarred in a kitchen fire. Equally a issue she never married, or really ever even left the country estate.
Years after McKenna returns to Stony Cantankerous Park, a wealthy American. He's made a fortune and has now come up to seek revenge on Aline for destroying him as a young male child. Merely he couldn't have predicted how the sight of her would still go out him incoherent and wanting. And before long he'due south just as captured by her as he was in his youth.
1 of the things I love best about this volume is that it deals with the powerful emotions we bargain with in our youth. I can remember my first love, and how devastated I was when it concluded. Although I don't yet pine for him (I take an amazing hubby, one that outshines anybody and everything in my life), I could really empathize the hurting both Aline and McKenna carried with them.
I love McKenna. Fifty-fifty when he was dead assail revenge I was drawn to him. As a boy he had no ambition and was content to piece of work in the stables and spend his gratis time with Aline. Subsequently her betrayal (or what he felt was her betrayal) he became driven, and eventually made a fortune as the business concern partner of an extremely wealthy American. Every bit a man he isn't anything like the boy he was. He'south cold and cynical and jaded, and his only thoughts are to make Aline pay. But we, as the reader, tin see he simply needs the right incentive to love as he one time did.
I understood the reason Aline sent McKenna away, fifty-fifty equally my eye broke for both of them. But I became extremely annoyed with her later in the story, worrying so much nigh something she had no command over. Because her legs are scarred, she feels no homo, peculiarly McKenna, will desire her. And then she continues to button him abroad. This didn't carp me as much the first time I read the book, just this time around I wish she'd put more faith in him. As the story wore on she seemed more and more similar a spoiled child. Aside from that, I did similar her graphic symbol. I simply wish she'd been honest sooner.
I adore the secondary romance between Livia, Aline'south younger sister, and Charles Shaw, McKenna's business organization partner. Shaw is an alcoholic and Livia has been living in self-imposed exile since a scandal hurt her in the past. Watching the two of them overcome their demons and fall in love really worked. Especially because falling in love wasn't the finish of the story for them.
Although I had more bug with the story this fourth dimension around, I'd yet say information technology holds up.
iv.25 out of five
This book is available from Avon. You tin can purchase it here or here in e-format.
Something you might not take realized: the heroine(due south) of this book are the sisters of Lord Marcus Westcliff, who gets his story in It Happened One Autumn, the second book of the Wallflowers series. Marcus Westcliff is likewise featured in Worth Any Price, the third volume in the Bow Street Series.
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