Breath of Magic
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Publisher Description
Can a Puritan tame a playboy?
Precocious Puritan and aspiring witch Arian Whitewood spends her lonely nights dreaming of magic and excitement. She gets more excitement than she bargains for when she crash lands straight out of a witch hunt into the 20th century and the arms of Tristan Lennox, a reclusive billionaire. Arian blows through Tristan's climate-controlled existence like a breath of magic, only to discover that the spell he weaves around her heart is more compelling than any enchantment.
Book 1 in Teresa’s LENNOX MAGIC Series
“Wondrous and brimming over with the love and laughter of Teresa Medeiros’s enchanting style. Steals your heart and is not to be missed!”—Romantic Times
“A humorous, action-packed romp. Fabulously funny and wonderfully witty.”—Slake
“Medeiros is magic!”—Christina Dodd, New York Times bestselling author
“Try a novel by Teresa Medeiros and you will swear it was written just for you.”—New York Times bestselling author Lisa Kleypas
“A superb storyteller. Medeiros can pull every last emotion from the reader with tear-inducing scenes and laugh-out-loud dialogue.”—Booklist
The LENNOX MAGIC Series includes Breath of Magic and Touch of Enchantment
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Boy millionaire Tristan Lennox, a pagan satyr in a $2000 suit, throws an annual magic contest in Manhattan to try to trace his former partner, who stole a magic computer program named Warlock and disappeared into the ether. Smack into the middle of his special event, riding her willow broom, flies Arian Whitewood, a 17th-century witchlet from Massachusetts, who rubbed her emerald amulet and conjured herself away from the mob of Puritans who were trying to drown her. Arian, petite and fiery, has to contend with the new magic of the 20th century; and Tristan has to learn to trust again, as is the vogue. Medeiros is unrelievedly cute as she shuttles her characters back and forth across the centuries. It's a fairy tale wherein Prince Charming carries condoms.
