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Magic At Work (2013)

by Sotia Lazu(Favorite Author)

3.69 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1482753286 (ISBN13: 9781482753288)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Createspace

review 1: What a beautiful book. I was hooked from the first page. I know a book is good when I hurry through work to get home to read more. :)Both leads were very well fleshed out. The only part I got caught on was I thought Lexi was a almost too bitchy. Too self centered. But it all came together in the end. A great story of two people with spark that ultimately end up together.I loved the magic twist as well. Thanks.
review 2: Really a 4.5. Damn the lack of half stars. This book was gifted to me by the author in exchange for an honest review.Having read others of the author’s work, I at least knew I was going to get a good, hot story. Pleased to say, it was more than good. Now we’ve all slacked at work, delved into fanfictions or ebooks on a minimised brow... moreser while pretending to work. Don’t deny it. Lexi is no different. She’s just a normal girl who is led into fantasies, stuck in a boring office with nothing to do but mundane work. Who doesn’t want an abrasive, kinda rude Brit as eye candy? I found I do. But she doesn’t.The concept of this story is a wonderful weave of sex, confusion, UST and stubbornness. I love the play on a novel within a novel to bring the two main characters into a sexual intimacy early on ie someone is being naughty after hours and she hasn’t the sense to check for any co-workers. Luckily, he’s a gentleman. Sort of. As with previous stories, I found this to be descriptive, well written and intriguing, the author’s ability to capture emotion and conflict flowing easily through subtle characterisation.I have to say, I got hooked. It was very easy to finish in one sitting, happily growling at the characters when they wallowed in misunderstandings and wanting to bang their heads together or lock them in a room together. Emotions are complex and the heroine has more reason to confuse her own feelings than most. She is smart, snarky and wasted on a job she could do in her sleep. Not the typical bimbo, she sometimes plays into that in order to make her defenses more meaningful, though the hero never really thinks she’s a bimbo, she just thinks he does. She’s insecure, she’s been burned and she doesn’t believe in love. She believes in sex. She needs to be shook up. Enter Nice-but-definitely-naughty IT guy Ric and let the sparks fly. He’s a hacker nerd and reformed bad-boy with a British accent and all the manners and passion to drive her wild.Why are all the sexy infuriating Brit’s in the US? British Girl right here wants one. The author manages to get you on both of their sides, I didn’t have a favourite, I wanted to smack sense into them both in equal measures. Written from both POV, led it to be infuriating and sympathetic. It was easy to be frustrated and understanding of both characters and their motivations for words and actions, which brought the story together nicely.They are both so stubborn and he has some form of multi personality disorder, but I liked it. Throw in heap loads of unknown exhibitionism, naughty office relief and kinky encounters and you have a hot sex filled love story that makes you believe in magic and soulmates.A charming, funny read with a lot of misunderstandings, meddling parents and nosey friends. An absolute recommend. less

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