Simply Quartet Simply Magic, Book 3, (Paperback)

from tjsjohanna

What I found most sad about this book was that all the heartache that Susanna experienced after the death of her father could have been avoided if she hadn't been eavesdropping and if she hadn't been impulsive. There are some interesting themes of family and forgiveness and the damage that can ha...

from Anniik

"Simply Magic" is the third book in Mary Balogh's "Simply" Quartet. Following "Simply Love" - one of the best romance novels I have ever read - was a difficult thing to do, but this book did an admirable job. While not as emotionally intense as that book, this book certainly has its own charms. F...

from lrobe190

Haunted by tragedy, fiery Susanna Osbourne is determined to keep her distance from all men, including handsome Peter Edgeworth, an aristocrat who is determined to overcome the secrets of the past to build a new future with her. This is the third in Balogh's Simply series, featuring teachers from ...

from lollypop917

I really didn't care for this story. It was the second Mary Balogh I've listened to and will be the last. This story was trying to be a lot of things and failed in every way. The interactions between Susanna Osbourne and Peter Edgeworth are really just plain silly. The love scenes fall short and ...

from lollypop917

I really didn't care for this story. It was the second Mary Balogh I've listened to and will be the last. This story was trying to be a lot of things and failed in every way. The interactions between Susanna Osbourne and Peter Edgeworth are really just plain silly. The love scenes fall short and ...