Midsummer Magic

Magic Trilogy, Book 1

Dear Listener: Midsummer Magic, the first novel in the Magic Trilogy, was published at the end of 1987.

Philip Hawksbury, the Earl of Rothermere, obeying his father's dying wish, hies himself to Scotland to offer for one of the daughters of Alexander Kilbracken, the Earl of Ruthven. Frances Kilbracken, informed of the earl's arrival and his mission, disguises herself as a bespectacled dowd so she won't be the one selected by the young earl. But choose her he does, and for all the wrong reasons. The newly married couple return to England, together but not at all happy. Philip dumps Frances at Desborough Hall, his ancestral estate, and heads back to his old life in London. Ah, but Desborough has a stud farm and racing stable, and Frances is magic with horses. When the earl returns to his home, driven by guilt, he discovers the woman he married has grossly deceived him. What follows is a battle of the sexes that will have you chuckling, maybe even howling with laughter. Let me know what you think of this first of the Magic novels - it's one of my own favorites. - Catherine Coulter

©2003 Catherine Coulter (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Not bad at all.

I rather liked this one, except a hearty dislike for the hero. I wanted her to leave the prick.

very entertaining

I really enjoyed this book. it was funny and engaging. Catherine Coulter is one of my favorites.

Fantastic I would recommend

This book keeps your attention! The storyline is easy to figure out to a point, but there are still surprises!
I would recommend this audiobook!

Not Coulter's best but still enjoyable

What three words best describe Anne Flosnik’s voice?

Three words plus: Breathy and very hard to listen to at times. By no means my favorite reader.

Any additional comments?

I like the series well enough, but her Sherwood Bride series is much better. I wish more of that series would be available on Audible.

Awesome

Good book. Awesome author. Hold on your gonna love this book. Good book. Awesome author. Hold on your gonna love this book.