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Original Title:	Breath of Magic
ISBN:	0553563343 (ISBN13: 9780553563344)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Lennox Family Magic #1
Characters:	Arian Whitewood, Tristan Lennox
Setting:	Gloucester, Massachusetts,1689(United States) New York City, New York,1996(United States)
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Paranormal Romance (1997)

Breath of Magic (Lennox Family Magic #1)

Teresa Medeiros

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 400 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 3041 Users | 154 Reviews

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Title	:	Breath of Magic (Lennox Family Magic #1)
Author	:	Teresa Medeiros
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 400 pages
Published	:	February 1st 1996 by Bantam
Categories	:	Romance. Science Fiction. Time Travel. Historical Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Paranormal Romance. Historical

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Precocious Puritan and aspiring witch Arian Whitewood spends her lonely nights dreaming of magic and excitement. She gets more excitement than she bargains for when she crash lands straight out of a witch hunt into the 20th century and the arms of Tristan Lennox, a reclusive billionaire. Arian blows through Tristan's climate-controlled existence like a breath of magic, only to discover that the spell he weaves around her heart is more compelling than any enchantment.

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Ratings: 3.91 From 3041 Users | 154 Reviews

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Arian is a white witch from the 1600s thrown forward to 1990s New York City. Cue hilarious meetings between a Puritan and that baffling thing we know as electricity. And true love. I found this to be a highly entertaining read. The humorous moments of Arian being overwhelmed by NYC or confounded by technology were written very well. The twists and turns in the plot were quite unexpected. I was shocked... at least twice. Thumbs up, yo. My only problem is that the author made Tristan act like a

I usually enjoy Teresa Medeiros, but I couldn't even finish Breath of Magic. I was really excited to start reading it because the plot sounded intriguing and different.Unfortunately the characters didn't work for me. I liked the heroine, but the guy was terrible. I know the reader isn't supposed to like him at first, but even when I was introduced to some of his softer qualities, such as "he was nerdy," "he lived in an orphanage," and finally "his mother used him because he was rich," I still

Is she or isnt she?Not my favorite by Teresa Medeiros, but it was light-hearted and fun. The hero is a bit inconsistent and I wanted to smack him over the head more than once, but he does always come through.

Listen, I love Teresa Medeiros. I have an old, worn copy of A Kiss to Remember that I bought in middle school.I thought, I'd try this contemporary time travel piece from her. I pretty much avoid fantasy romances, unless the author sneaks it into the story. Recently, I've been open to the expanding my horizons.This was not a good offering. First off, that depiction of Harlem as a barren wasteland, complete with broken and decimated traffic lights and a continuous buzzing of police sirens in the

Really fun time travel romance with the heroine traveling from the past to our present.

Had potential! But failed for me. The book is divided up into three parts and at the end of each part, something important happened. After the prologue, the book began in Gloucester, Massachusetts in 1689 where Arian Whitewood is a "witch in learning" while living with a village of Puritans. Yikes! She does ride a broom! While being tried and punished for witchcraft she flashes herself to New York city (1996) to a "prove you have magic and I'll give you 1 million dollars" contest sponsored by

This was cute and full of quirks! The magic that is this book wove its spell around me as I followed along. Arian's exuberance and confusion over the everyday, modern marvels of this century in New York City remind us all - even a truly cynical billionaire - to take a moment to enjoy what is around us for what it is.