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Fantasy. Fiction. Romance. HTML:In New York Times bestselling author Janet Chapman�s magical town of Spellbound Falls, anything can happen, even love that defies time itself� While building a wilderness trail for a new five-star resort in Spellbound Falls, underachieving playboy Alec MacKeage rescues a beautiful woman who is being chased by kidnappers and agrees to let her hide out with him for a few days. But when those days stretch past a week, Alec finds himself fighting his attraction to the mysterious Jane Smith�despite knowing the woman isn�t who she claims to be. Then again, neither is he� On the run from her own life, Jane is really Carolina Oceanus�and she�ll do anything to avoid the six ancient-minded men her father has brought to Maine to vie for her hand in marriage. But as the maddening competition heats up, Carolina realizes that she�ll have to come clean to Alec, the seductive loner who�s managed to capture her heart�.… (more)
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Jane was kidnapped but somehow (probably by magic) she manages to get away to Spellbound Falls and into the arms of Alec MacKeage. Alec is Duncan nephew and although he doesn't possess magic, he does
I really don't know what to say besides it was a disappointment. Jane was a little dumb but I guess that it was a little hard to keep with all the lies and I didn't understand who Alec was in reality.
Sometimes I was reading and then the story changed and I get lost in the plot. I kept thinking that maybe I was missing a few pages...guess not.
I didn't understand how Alec knew the truth about Jane, I mean, he calls the number she had called earlier and Bam...everything makes sense? Not.
And about Sam, Olivia's father, what was that talk about the army or grey ops or whatever?
It didn't work for me.
Since the first book that I sensed that something was missing and I really didn't feel empathy or "transported" to the story.
I'm rating it three because the scenery descriptions were ok as well as the author's imagination.