If you skim over all the whinging (seems like about half the book) and the equally long-winded sex scenes, the actual story is interesting: figuring out what is causing Henry's fatigue and setting up the question for the next book to solve. Unfortunately, that's a relatively small amount of the book.
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Alan rated A History of Trouble: 4 stars
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Alan reviewed Spells and Sensibility by K.L. Noone
Theodore Burnett has never been a hero. He prefers comfort to combat-spells, and jam-slathered scones …
