Magic at Midnight is rather unusual for a Regency romance, in that two women exchange places in time to be with the others husband-only to discover love and passion beyond their wildest dreams.
Kathryn is a modern career woman living in the 1990s and bitterly unhappy in her marriage. She takes a vacation to England only to be transported back in time as an adulterous wife. But, if she can win the heart of her husband, Sir Dane, she will know desire, love and happiness that was never fulfilled in her current life.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. There are several passionate sex scenes, although they aren't quite as graphic as true erotica, they still get the blood going. The back and forth between the heroine and Sir Dane is very passionate. Perfect for when you need an easy read, or want a taste of light erotica. While the time traveling is out of place for a regency, I felt it was good for the sex scenes and made them a little more believable.
Kathryn is a modern career woman living in the 1990s and bitterly unhappy in her marriage. She takes a vacation to England only to be transported back in time as an adulterous wife. But, if she can win the heart of her husband, Sir Dane, she will know desire, love and happiness that was never fulfilled in her current life.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. There are several passionate sex scenes, although they aren't quite as graphic as true erotica, they still get the blood going. The back and forth between the heroine and Sir Dane is very passionate. Perfect for when you need an easy read, or want a taste of light erotica. While the time traveling is out of place for a regency, I felt it was good for the sex scenes and made them a little more believable.
This is an unusual book for Signet. It resembles the typical traditional Regency that this publisher puts out, in that much of the story takes place in that time period. However, it begins in a contemporary setting where a career woman with a troubled marriage accidently travels back in time to Regency England. On arrival she finds that she has been transported into the body of a woman torn between her cold but commanding husband and a handsome adoring man who tries to convince her that he will treat her better. Mary Balogh's review says she found the story "fascinating" and "suspenseful"
