No Perfect Magic
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- £6.49
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- £6.49
Publisher Description
From NYT bestselling author, the sixth book in the exciting Unexpected Magic series!
A bastard dog whisperer and a duke’s daughter set out on a dangerous journey that will surely lead to heartbreak—or a love against all reason.
Will Ives, the bastard of the late marquess, is as strong, handsome, and smart as his titled brothers, but he has no interest in society or book learning. His unique gift for training highly-prized rescue dogs is all he needs. His peace is shattered the day the beautiful but eccentric Lady Aurelia demands his help in finding a child no one knows is missing.
The daughter of a duke, Lady Aurelia has everything: wealth, beauty, and a family known for their good works. Unfortunately afflicted with hyper-acute hearing, she spends most of her time cringing in her room. She wants to please her father and make a good match, but how can she when every dinner, tea, and ball is pure torture?
When a child only she can hear cries for help, Aurelia must find a way to turn her affliction into the gift it is, before it's too late. Will, in turn, must overcome his reluctance to work with a lady who makes him feel inadequate in all ways but one.
With the reluctant aid of Will and his dogs, the pair sets out on an unusual journey that will surely lead to heartbreak— or a love against all reason.
Customer Reviews
Fast-paced and Enthralling
I always enjoy Ms Rice's books and this was no exception. A woman with hyper-acute hearing that drives her near mad and a dyslexic man who communicates mentally with dogs. I loved the fact that Will was able to shield Lela from conversational hubbub, enabling her to come out of her self imposed prison and stretch herself as an individual and that Will's love for her gives him a place in the world, rescuing him from being a lonely misfit.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author I was not compensated for my review, and I was not required to write a positive review. The opinion expressed here is my own.