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I read A Sight to Behold earlier this year and I was left thoroughly intrigued. Miracles on Harley Street is a new series featuring a group of physicians who practice in Victorian England. This collection combines my love of historical romance as well as literary medicine. I enjoyed the first book just fine, but I was always curious about the apothecary, Alfie. He seemed so sweet and I could tell he was already besotted by the previous heroine's cousin, Bea. One of my favorite aspects of The Scent of Intuition was the character roundup and series overview in the preface. That was so considerate and I wish more books utilized this practice.

I thought Alfie and Bea were well paired and I rooted for them from the very beginning. He was already in love with her and it took many chapters for her to finally realize his feelings towards her. I loved their invisible string that connected them all those years ago. It always tickles me how amorous these physicians can be and how they must maintain their professionalism with treating their love interests in a medical setting. I mean you're using a mortar and pestle, calm down man!

I'm really excited to read more from the Miracles on Harley Street series. I absolutely adore reading about doctors, especially in earlier time periods. I'm not sure who's next on the roster, but I'm sure it'll be fantastic. Don't ask me how I know, call it The Scent of Intuition.

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This was a strong sequel in the Miracles on Harley Street series, it had that element that I was looking for and enjoyed form the first book. The characters worked well and enjoyed the way they worked with the story. Sara Adrien has a strong writing style and am excited for more.

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