Magicians and Mrs. Quent The House on Durrow Street, Book 2, (Paperback)

from foggidawn

I found The House on Durrow Street by Galen Beckett, sequel to The Magicians and Mrs. Quent, nearly as enjoyable as its predecessor. In this book, all three of the main characters experience a change in status. Mr. Quent is granted a title, raising Ivy's social status and expanding her sphere of ...

from Jean_Sexton

I hope that the final book will resolve this story. The pace in this book was slow for the most part; then all of a sudden everything happened, leaving the ending feeling rushed. Still, it was good enough to finish the series. If you haven't read the first book, don't start here. The world is con...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Ivy Quent, after discovering her own powers and driving off the magicians that were attempting to use her father's magical instruments for their own dark purposes, wants nothing more to settle down with her husband, restore her father's old house, and live a quiet life. Mr. Rafferdy want...

from justabookreader

The House on Durrow Street is the sequel to The Magicians & Mrs. Quent. After saving Altania from evil, Ivy Quent is living happily with her two sisters and her new husband in her father's old house. In the midst of restoring the house to its former glory, many odd things are found, but knowing h...

from PaperCrystals

It's a pastiche of Bronte and Austen! It's a fantasy! It's... got Lovecraftian style Old Gods? The book is difficult to get into, as the first one was, but more compelling the longer I stuck with it. The whole Old God thing at the end really threw me- it honestly didn't seem to fit into the world...