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Original Title:	Magician's Ward
ISBN:	0312853696 (ISBN13: 9780312853693)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mairelon #2
Characters:	Mairelon, Kim Schein

Magician's Ward (Mairelon #2)

Patricia C. Wrede

Hardcover | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 7455 Users | 217 Reviews

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When Mairelon made Kim his ward, he promised to teach her to be a lady and a magician. But magic proves to be harder than it looks for a girl who has just learned to read, and being a lady is even harder. Before frustration - and Merrill's formidably correct aunt - can drive her mad, a mysterious gentleman attempts to burgle the Merrill town house. As disaster strikes Mairelon, Kim must negotiate the hazards of London society, aided by a London moneylender, a Russian wizard prince, seven legendary French wizards...and Mairelon's charmingly eccentric mother.

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Title	:	Magician's Ward (Mairelon #2)
Author	:	Patricia C. Wrede
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	November 1st 1997 by Tor Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Historical. Romance. Historical Fiction. Regency

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I was rearranging the shelves so all the Regency fantasies are together. This romp influenced so many that have come out in the last two decades. Still holds up. And makes you wish for more.

n this sequel to Mairelon the Magician, Kim is back, this time as Mairelon's ward, and facing the previously unknown horrors of London Society! Kim enjoys her magic lessons with Mairelon but dreads Society. Chaperoned by Mairelon's strict aunt and eccentric mother, Kim is unprepared for Society's reaction to their newest debutante. She tries to appeal to her guardian, but he is mostly interested in the mysterious nighttime prowler who is attempting to steal a rare, magical book from his library.

This is one of my favorite Regency romances, and one of the books that created a craving for more Regency fantasy (there isn't much, sadly). It's pure fun, but not the confectionery sugar kind: more the kind with peanuts, something substantial and sweet. The intrigue is, like the first book, twisting and convoluted and potentially deadly for everyone involved, and it never feels like an afterthought. But the part of the story that fascinated me was Kit's constant struggle to try to fit in with

Kim struggles simultaneously with her education in magic, adjusting to a new social class, discovering (and foiling) an evil plot, and falling in love with her mentor.A good book, but lacking the originality of the first volume. I wish so many authors didn't feel that they must add romance to every story.

Re-read August 2018Original review, January 2017Georgette Heyer meets Diana Wynne Jones (though without quite the ridiculously wild shenanigans/characters and not as uproariously funny, yet still amusing in its own right) in a Jonathan-Strange-esque historical fantasy setting. Basically, this is a Regency Romance with magic. How delightful is that? :DIts technically a sequel... but I got along just fine without having read the first book (titled Mairelon the Magician).Our heroine, Kim, is a



The sequal to Maeirlon (spelling?) the magician. I am a sucker for romance so this book appeals to me more as the developing romance between M. and kim. Again this duet is some of my favorite books.