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4.5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. I have been wanting to read Aidan story since he was introduced in the first book.

This book was everything I hoped it would be - Aidan is wonderful, he is a huge man with an even bigger heart.

Mora was also great. I liked watching her transform from the "Vicars Daughter" into a confident "Malcolm" woman.

This book had a lot of twists and turns, just when you think you have it all figured out, the story changes.

The love story between Aidan and Mora was great - I loved watching them fall in love. Aidan was priceless, I really love when the hero finds "his woman" and decides that she is his and that is that. Mora took a bit longer to realize that they were meant to be. She is torn between wanting love and a family and finally being independent - I was glad to see that she finally understood that love with the right man is actually more freeing than being independent.

***This might be Spoilerish***

The only thing that bothered me was that Aidan was going to walk away, there is a line I the book where he thinks he will hold the dream of Mora and hope to find another - WTH? Later in the book he thinks that there will never be another for him - but he is still set on leaving her. I don't know if that makes him the greatest martyr that ever lived or the biggest idiot - I am leaning towards idiot.

Thankfully, the story twists again and he and Mora get their HEA.

This book was one of my favorites in the series - the first book is and will always be my favorite. This book is a close second.


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Magic Man Signet Eclipse Patricia Rice 9780451218964 Books Reviews

Love all the magic books, but start at the beginning of the series.
I enjoyed living in the world that the other had created over the whole series. I liked the hero and heroine. They needed each other and made a better life for everyone by finding each other.
I don't usually go for serial books, but this series was great. Romantic and funny with just enough wooooOOOOoooo in it to make it a page turner.

The series follows a family of women, each with "special" abilities. Throughout those books, one mysterious character kept popping in and out. I was dying to find out his connection to both families involved.

This is the book that follows his story. You won't be disappointed.

One of the great things about this series is that you don't have to read the other books to understand this one. But it helps.

Patricia Rice writes them like I like them. Romantic and funny. Good enjoyable fun read.
Fine read with the continued story of Ives and Malcolms. Does drag a bit with all the geneology conversations. I would suggest reading the other novels about characters that were leads in their own story before Magic Man to get a better understanding.
The mysterious Aiden, who has been lurking throughout the entire Magic Series, is finally revealed. And what a surprise it is, with repercussions throughout the Ives and Malcolm families. Into this comes Mora Abbott, the adopted daughter of Christina's Vicar. This is going to be a match made in heaven, or maybe a Druid Grove the way things go in when the Malcolms are involved.
This is the last book in a series. It isn't a stand alone book. I liked the hero. He is trying to save his land, find his place in a family of strong men, and find out how to control his magical gifts. The h also has magical gifts and is seeking to find her father. I liked this book. It had witty conversations between the H and h. It also showed that magical women and their logical men needed to recognize and appreciate each other's talents. I should mention the meddling family members made me laugh. I recommend the series.
We finally find out the history of the ever mysterious Aiden, who seems to have gotten a double dose of Malcolm gifts, although only the most obvious one really gets much discussion. We also learn about Mora, the vicar's foster daughter, who made her first appearance in Christina and Harry's story. If this book teaches anything, it's that family trees can become quite complicated and convoluted, especially in small communities before the days of mass transit. As improbable as it might seem, Aiden and Mora, the two perpetual outsiders, become the key to the family's future. A definitely worthwhile read.
4.5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. I have been wanting to read Aidan story since he was introduced in the first book.

This book was everything I hoped it would be - Aidan is wonderful, he is a huge man with an even bigger heart.

Mora was also great. I liked watching her transform from the "Vicars Daughter" into a confident "Malcolm" woman.

This book had a lot of twists and turns, just when you think you have it all figured out, the story changes.

The love story between Aidan and Mora was great - I loved watching them fall in love. Aidan was priceless, I really love when the hero finds "his woman" and decides that she is his and that is that. Mora took a bit longer to realize that they were meant to be. She is torn between wanting love and a family and finally being independent - I was glad to see that she finally understood that love with the right man is actually more freeing than being independent.

***This might be Spoilerish***

The only thing that bothered me was that Aidan was going to walk away, there is a line I the book where he thinks he will hold the dream of Mora and hope to find another - WTH? Later in the book he thinks that there will never be another for him - but he is still set on leaving her. I don't know if that makes him the greatest martyr that ever lived or the biggest idiot - I am leaning towards idiot.

Thankfully, the story twists again and he and Mora get their HEA.

This book was one of my favorites in the series - the first book is and will always be my favorite. This book is a close second.