Magic Man

By: Patricia Rice

Narrated by: Greg Wagland

Length: 11 hrs and 33 mins

Publisher's summary

He's a Lonely Highland Lord....

Aidan Dougal is deadly, and he knows it. His self-imposed isolation is to keep others out of harm's way. However, it also makes any kind of intimacy impossible...and certainly not marriage! Asking for help is beyond him until a woman unlike any he's ever met slips into his life like an answered prayer.

She's a Complication He Never Expected....

Mora Abbott has been trained in patience, prudence, and practicality. But all those virtues fly out the window the moment she meets Aidan. She has a gift for saving people, but the more time she spends with the dark Scottish lord, the more she realizes she's the one in danger...of completely losing herself to his wicked ways.

©2006 Patricia Rice (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Critic reviews

"You can always count on Patricia Rice for an entertaining story with just the right mix of romance, humor, and emotion." (The Romantic Reader)

"Rich has a magical touch for creating fascinating plots, delicious romance, and delightful characters." (Booklist)

3 chapters to get someone out of hole?

I love the characters, the story, the series but it could be accomplished in fewer pages if there wasn’t so much rambling. First his point of view with self doubt, feelings etc. Then the same part from her point of view. I fast forwarded through much of the series mid chapters. Couldn’t take it anymore

The best book by far of the series

I suffered through the first book in the series, Merely Magic! This last book was a pleasure. It is too bad that I had to listen to Merely Magic to really appreciate the Magic Man. I cannot undo the torture of Merely Magic; but, I can be very happy about Magic Man! Thank you Ms. Rice for your much improved efforts!

I love this series!

You will love the characters and what they go through to meet the loves of their lives. It’s written with humor and Magic! Enjoy!

A Magical Ending

Since he first appeared in the first book, I have been waiting for Adain to have his own story. I'm so happy that it was a great story fit for a great character.

Great fun

I think this is the best of the totally fun series. Think Bridgerton meets Harry Potter.

Well done story and excellent ending to this series

I enjoyed all of the books in this series and was pleasantly surprised that they weren’t the dreaded cookie cutter repetitive format with different main characters.
Each book was unique and had plenty of unexpected twists and turns. It was nice to follow these families through their journeys.

Magic Man was a favorite for me, I was happy to finally learn more about the mysterious Adain.

The ladies in this series are not stuffy, simpering, helpless women. They are cleverly crafted and likable. The magical gifts the Malcom women possessed were unique and interesting.

Adain has a few magical gifts and surprises of his own.

I’m so happy that Greg Wagland narrated all the installments in this series. He does a wonderful job and I enjoyed listening to his voices.

Surprisingly good series. Each one stands alone and can be read singularly, Each book includes characters from previous stories and it’s fun when they appear and tie things together. I’m glad I listened to the books.

Great book

Great book, I liked the entire searies. The writer is very talented, the stories are captivating.

Wonderful series

I enjoyed the entire series. I was wondering how you would finish the series and you did a fantastic job of pulling all the loose strings together. Great series Patricia. 👍🏻.
Greg, you brought the characters to life with your narration. Job well done 👍🏻.

Great series

Great series. Every book was very well done. I hated to see it end!!
The narration was also well done.

loved the magic man even though I'm not a believer

loved the magic man even though I'm not a believer in magic. was eagerly waiting for his story to finally unfold and it didn't disappoint. his lady was strong and beautiful but the magic part l struggled with. oh l did not like the first encounter in the snowy mountains...after so many chances in the same house they had to have their first time on snow in a cave...not so romantic. hard to imagine pleasure in a freezing cave....
Narrator was mixing up voices l think.... remember one instance when Drogo talked at the crumbling site it felt like someone else.
overall it was a great love story but l could use a little less magic 🪄