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The Geographer's Map to Romance
The Geographer's Map to Romance | India Holton
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Geography professors in a failed marriage of convenience inconveniently reconnect for an emergency mission in this swoony historical-fantasy rom-com. Professor Elodie Tarrant is an expert in magic disasters. Nothing fazes herexcept her own personal disaster, that is: Professor Gabriel Tarrant, the grumpy, unfriendly man she married for convenience a year ago, whom she secretly loves. Gabriel is also an expert in magic disasters. And nothing fazes him eitherexcept the walking, talking tornado that is his wife. Theyve been estranged since shortly after their wedding day, but that hasnt stopped him from stoically pining for her. When magic erupts in a small Welsh village, threatening catastrophe for the rest of Britain, Elodie and Gabriel are accidentally both assigned to the case. With the fate of the country in their hands, they must come together as a team in the face of perilous conditions like explosions, domesticated goats, and only one bed. But this is easier said than done. After all, there's no navigational guide for the geography of the heart.
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Nessavamusic
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This was a cute, if a little slow, fantasy romance. A mix of historical fiction and magical realism, this features a married couple in a marriage of convenience, that work together to solve a magical mystery. The relationship issues were a bit unnecessary as they were heavily built on miscommunication. When a simple conversation would solve most of the issues, it can be frustrating to leave. I still like the writing and the world. 3.5⭐️

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Scochrane26
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Holton has not let me down yet. I was sad when her previous trilogy ended, but this one is great, too. This is the 2nd book in the series, featuring Gabriel, who is obviously on the autism spectrum, & Elodie, 2 geographers who need to stop magic from destroying England & finally admit they love each other. Love fantasy elements, humor, & their banter in this story. The word thaumaturgic is used a lot. If you love a mix of genres, this is for you.

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I‘ve read all of India Holton‘s books, and this is another pleasant, humorous Victorian romantasy that made for light and easy listening! But, although the characters, romances, and magic is different in each one, I also find myself getting progressively bored with them, I‘m sad to say 😕

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