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Patricia C. Wrede: Sorcery And Cecelia Or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot Being The Correspondence Of Two Young Ladies Of Quality Regarding Various Magical Scandals In London And The Country (2004, Harcourt Brace and Company) 4 stars

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4 stars

4.25 If you want your Regency novels with more magic than Temeraire and fewer fey/mythical mages than Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell, then this might be the book for you. I can't say I ever enjoyed an epistolary novel quite as much - and I almost can't believe it originated from a letter game. The one big drawback it had the quite predictable romance sub-plot. It was also a little hard to separate the voices at times, which is strange since they were written by different people. The characters come across as distinct though.