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The Selkie Bride
Melanie Jackson, February 2010, Lovespell, 336 pp., ISBN: 0505528347
Widow Megan Culbin has inherited a cottage in Findloss, a cursed village in
Scotland that was lost once in a terrible storm, buried in sand that killed
everyone in it. But now it is returned to the light of day. The village is
cursed in other ways and Megan's only chance at survival is to ally herself
with the selkie king, Lachlan.
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The Night Side
Melanie Jackson, July 2009, Lovespell, 336 pp., ISBN: 0505528045
Colin Mortloch was a spy for Henry VIII and had seen many strange and violent
things, especially since he had 'the sight' the ghosts of murdered men were
happy to betray their killers. But Noltlund Castle held a mystery like no
other, a Scottish hellhound called The Bokey, and a strange and lovely
mistress who was every bit as adept as Colin when it came to matters of
political intrigue.
RT BOOKreviews: "This excellent romance includes a
nicely rendered gothic ambience" -- 4 stars
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Belle
Melanie Jackson, March 2002, Leisure, 305 pp., ISBN: 0-8439-4975-9
It should have been simple-- if scandalous-- for two lovers to run-away
to Gretna Green. All they needed was to get on the highroad and
head north. However, Fate had other plans. Belle
and Stephan were going to Scotland via the less-traveled route,
which included enraged former-fiance's, highwaymen, horse
thieves, kidnappers, cattle reavers, homicidal innkeepers, and one
stubborn Bow Street runner. Neither suspected
the road to love could be so rough.
RT BOOKreviews: "--a delightful tale of young love."
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The Missing Belle Epilogue
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Amarantha
Melanie Jackson, August 2001, Leisure, 390 pp., ISBN: 0-8439-4900-7
For centuries Bodmin Moor has been the home to great mysteries. King
Arthur, the Giants of Cornwall, and the Beast. Now it is the home of two
star-crossed lovers who must outwit bloodthristy smugglers in an attempt
to save the Jacobite cause.
The Romance Reader: "Intriguing... Ms. Jackson's
descriptions of the Cornish countryside are downright seductive"
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Night Visitor
Melanie Jackson, March 2001, Lovespell, 368 pp., ISBN: 0-505-52423-6
Tafaline had heard the tale of the massacre and of the brave piper
who had given his life in defense of Duntrune castle. But few saw
his face in their sleep, nor heard his sweet voice. He had been slain so
long ago, how was it possible that he now haunted her dreams? Were the
fairy tales true that claimed a woman of MacLeod blood could save a man
from death? Taffy knew there was naught to do but go to him... across
time.
All About Romance: "I recommend this as a very strong
romance, with time travel, history and magic."
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Manon
Melanie Jackson, July 2000, Leisure, 314 pp., ISBN: 0-8439-4737-3
Alone and barely ahead of the storm, Manon flees Scotland. The
insurrection has failed, Bonnie Charlie's rebellion has been
put down. Innocent of treason, yet sought by agents of the king,
the Scots beauty dons the guise of a man and rides to London— and into
the hands of the sexiest Sassanach she's ever seen. She has no time
to dally with an English baronet. But she fears that despite her precautions,
this rake may uncover her as no man but Manon.
RT BOOKreviews: "Manon is an an intriguing tale"
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Iona
Melanie Jackson, October 1999, Leisure, 312 pp., ISBN: 0-8439-4614-8
During the second Jacobite Rebellion when Scotland's clans system was
under attack by both religious and political foes, in the death of one great
culture and the birth of a new Scotland, Lona MacLean finds her soul mate in
the enemy, Niall MacKay. They build a new life that allows for both love of
an enemy and loyalty to one's clan.
RT BOOKreviews: "IONA is a fanciful tale of Scotlands
tragic and colorful history."
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