Must Be Magic

By: Patricia Rice

Narrated by: Greg Wagland

An Explosive Attraction....

Lady Leila Staines has always felt like an outcast among her magically gifted sisters. Desperate to discover her own talent, she seeks out Dunstan Ives, a dark and brooding aristocrat with a scientific bent who may hold the key to unleashing Leila's hidden powers.

Can Create a Spark That's Pure Magic....

Dunstan has shunned the decadent society that wrongfully condemned him of murder, and he's vowed never again to succumb to the spell of a beautiful woman. But the bewitching Lady Leila makes him a proposal no man in his position can resist.

©2002, 2012 Patricia Rice (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Critic reviews

"With Ms. Rice's skill for mixing humor, emotional intensity, and sensuality with a touch of the supernatural, Must Be Magic is a highly recommended read and a 'keeper.'" (RT Book Reviews)

Self Sacrificing Male lead

Loved it, really inspiring story but thw male character is irritatingly too self sacrificing to a point beyong reason. For someone deemed to so intelligent he marches headlong into the next problem without thinking first. Made up for it with his honesty though.

fantastic continuation

loving the magical Malcolm series thus far. the narrorator is easy to listen to and the stories are sweet.

Mel come series

Story begins in 1735 as the characters were children fast forward to the year 1752 were the real story story begins. A lot of twist and turns of two different families. Cute story but for me in the end became confused to many names added in the end and the ending of the story to fast....maybe it was just me that could not keep up with all the characters. Find out for your self.

Great Story!

I really love this book. The storyline has action, intrigue, suspense and of course heartwarming love. The narration is perfect taking you right into story. As a stand alone book it is fantastic, but I am very disappointed in the loss of continuity as far as fitting into the series. In the first book Dunstan's wife's death is described one way but in this book it is totally different. Her death should never been described in the first book if it had to be changed for this one. However, I highly recommend this book.

Two crazy families

This was a fun addition to the series. I agree with one of the previous reviewer’s in stating that Cecelia’s death was not consistent. In the beginning of the book, she was found at the bottom of a cliff. Towards the end she was in an inn. Dunstan has his crazy Ives moments of being a total bigot towards women, and you want to punch him in the face. But he also was so much more open and excepting then his brother in the first book. I really love Lily, she is just a bad ass chick, and she was a joy to read about. There was love and intrigue and craziness all bundled together with two crazy families. What’s not to love.