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| Lyra Marlowe erotic romance that breaks a few rules |
| Dream by the Fire: Winter Magic an anthology "Solstice Night" a sweet romantic fantasy story On the winter night when hearth and home are celebrated, two lonely people discover that happily ever after isn’t just for beautiful people. Liesel is a young woman with extraordinary healing powers, on the run from a master who seeks to abuse those powers. She believes she will never have her own home and family; she is too plain and too odd. Eric is a scarred, bitter hunter who chases her through a blizzard, seeking to claim the reward for her return. Both the hostile elements and a pack of magically-summoned wolves work against him. In the end, Eric learns that his deepest wounds are not the visible ones, and he opens his frightened heart to Liesel's healing powers. Read an Excerpt Buy the Book |
Reviews for "Solstice Night": From Cocktail Reviews: "A really lovely, well-told tale." Read the full review: Cocktail Reviews From Dark Diva Reviews: "I think this was my favorite story out of all the one in this book. It shows you that no matter what there is a love out there for all of us. And some wounds just need the right type of balm to heal." Read the full review: Dark Diva Reviews From Night Owl Romance - 4.5 Hearts– Keeper: "Each turn of the page brought another stumbling block for Liesel and Eric. I could picture these two in my head, in the cellar, trying to determine what life held for them.” Read the full review: Night Owl Romance From The Long and the Short of It: This story transports the reader to a time long ago where the supernatural seems natural and where love is an awesome treasure. Read the full review: The Long and the Short of It From Joyfully Reviewed: Solstice Night is an intriguing story. Liesel is a kind, generous woman who would see harm to herself before it would come to others. In helping a total stranger, she risks everything, but she wouldn’t have it any other way. Read the full review: Joyfully Reviewed |
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| Exit, pursued by a bear. – William Shakespeare, Stage direction in "The Winter's Tale" |