• For Love or Magic

  • By: Lucy March
  • Narrated by: Amanda Ronconi
  • Length: 7 hrs and 41 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (735 ratings)

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For Love or Magic

By: Lucy March
Narrated by: Amanda Ronconi
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Publisher's Summary

Eliot Parker's good-for-nothing deceased husband has left her a new lease on life: a house in sleepy Nodaway Falls, New York. But his offer comes with a cost: his ghost.... As if being married to him wasn't hard enough!

Nodaway Falls turns out to be a town with more than a little magic in the air. Eliot swore off using her own powers 16 years ago, thanks to one catastrophic day when she lost the only people who ever mattered to her, and ran away from her spellbinding father and his reckless enchantments. Now, when a chance encounter with quiet, handsome Desmond Lamb results in a magical explosion that rocks Eliot to the core, she can't help but wonder: Has her heart fallen under some sort of spell? Or is this what true love really feels like? The real question, of course, is whether her husband will stop haunting her...and let Desmond give her a chance at happily ever after.

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Amanda Ronconi is the best!

I would listen to the phone book if Amanda was the narrator :-) I thoroughly enjoyed this series and can't imagine anyone else narrating it. it was predictable but a fun listen

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awesome

love everything about this book.. the author weaves an awesome tstory and the narrator is phenomenal

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Funny, Sweet, Adorable!

I had grown bored of reading or listening to books of my chosen genre. They had become either good for putting me to sleep or made me sorry I had purchased them. On my fifth search for something different, I found this book. Somewhere toward the end of the first chapter, I had a feeling I would fall in love with the story and it's colorful characters. And I did! If you want to read something lighthearted and just plain fun and need a break from your regular literary material, this is the book for you.

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Desmond and Eliot

Widow Eliot Parker's con-artist husband has left her house in sleepy Nodaway Falls, somewhere she's never been before. While he continues to haunt her daily, She doesn't understand why he's left her this place until she learns the town has magical people in it and her father is in town. Eliot swore off using her powers when she was young after it took all the people who mattered to her.

Desmond Lamb is an unwelcome resident in Nodaway Falls. When Eliot meets Desmond she doesn't know if it's real, or magic that connects them - and what role her father plays in the situation?

This is a cute - sorta second chance romance type story -

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Loved it!

I really enjoyed book three of the series. I like that the books weren't dependent on eachother but brought a deeper enjoyment having know the other characters from the previous books.

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All the feels!

This was so good! I sad it’s the end of the series, but what a phenomenal ending! The best happily ever after for everyone!

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It's the redemption of Loki

In the second book I felt Desmond was a fantastic villian. He was sexy, crazy, and devious like Loki. I was troubled that he was back as the love interest. But love conquers all and Des has the heart we all wish Loki has.

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Great!!!

I would live more of this series!! It’s hard to wait for the next installment.

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Series was entrancing

The 3 book series by Lucy March was exquisitely told by Amanda Roconi and the stories were a wonderful flow between 3 lives crossing paths. Definitely a series I would like to see continued.

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Loved it!

I didn’t know this was the third book in a series but after starting it, I couldn’t stop. So now I will back up and get the first two. The story is so fun and interesting. Amanda Ronconi is perfect as the narrator, of course. It reminds me a lot of Mollie Harper. And that is a big compliment. I wish there were a part 4.....