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The Ice Carousel

She may have forgotten him but her heart hasn’t…

Dulcie Thorton returns to Harrison to write a story about the town’s famous Ice Carousel. Not only is it a 100-year tradition at the February Frost Festival, it’s also inspired love among many locals. She’s unaware that she has a history with its mysterious creator though she feels drawn to him when they meet.

Rankin, the carousel’s sculptor, has loved Dulcie for many years. Now she’s finally come back, just when he, and his magical carousel, will leave town forever. Unless he can win her over and ignite her memories, he can’t stay with her.

Dulcie isn’t sure that magic really exists. Yet how could human hands carve such a wondrous carousel? If she doesn’t remember her connection to Rankin and believe in magic, she will lose the only man she has ever truly loved. And time is running out…

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Knight of the Amulet

Claire Johnson no longer believes in love and happy endings, being left at the altar tends to tarnish a woman’s heart. However, her views change when a handsome knight steps from the depths of an antique amulet. He proclaims to be Sir Dimitry, a knight of King Arthur’s Round Table. It is impossible, but she has to believe it. After all, she saw him appear out of the purple stone. It doesn’t take Claire long to fall in love with the attentive, gallant and attractive knight. She tries to force aside her feelings because she doesn’t want to be abandoned again, and before they can have their happy ending they must break the amulet’s hold over Dimitry. The wicked Morgan le Fay cursed him into the necklace centuries ago and he’ll die in fourteen days if her maleficent spell is not broken.

Coming Soon!

Look for Amy's Lira & Gavril, available in February as part of an anthology called Love in the Land of Lakes.

Pandora’s Passion

Rora is the Pandora of Greek legend who released evil onto the world, but kept hopelessness from escaping. For centuries she protected The Box, but now Prometheus has appeared and issued a warning that Eris, goddess of discord, and Nemesis, god of revenge, have sent the infamous Gorgons after The Box. Seeing him again sets Rora’s emotions into a tailspin and dredges up memories of a painful and passionate past. The Titan and she share centuries of relationship baggage. And she loves him, but he’s never confessed to loving her. The tension is thick between them, the energy electric. In no time they’ve surrendered to their passion, but the arrival of the Gorgons puts them, The Box, and mankind in danger.

The Highwayman’s Embrace

The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees, The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas,
The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor,
And the highwayman came riding – riding –
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The Highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door.

Elsabeth has loved Sebastian, the notorious highwayman known as the Midnight Rider, since she was a little girl. He has always treated her like a sister, kind and loving but never with a hint of romance. When he collapses in her arms, bleeding profusely from a bullet wound, she is terrified she might never get a chance to tell him how she truly feels. As she nurses Sebastian back to health, Elsabeth realizes something has changed within him. She is shocked by Sebastian’s shocking confession that he is no longer a human man. At first she’s reluctant to be near him, even as she continues to take care of him and give him shelter at her father’s inn. Eventually she realizes it doesn’t matter that he’s now a vampire. He’s still the person she loves; however, they may not have a chance to explore that love because the king’s soldiers will do all in their power to kill him.