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"This series is outstanding!!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted December 6, 2001

This third book in Kathleen Nance's myth series incorporates the Myth of Leda and the Myth of Hades into it. This is the story of Dia Trelawny and Hugh Pendragon. Dia is a magician who wants to be as good a magician as she can be. The problem Read more...

"Engaging Romatic Fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Courtesy PNR Reviews
Posted December 23, 2001

Hugh Pendragon fears that one-day he will misinterpret the visions when he helps the police locate a missing person. Though he needs restful solitude, he dreams that he helps stage magician Dia Trelawny. He attends her Chicago show at the same time Dia's older sister Liza, single mother Read more...

"Great layering of the old mythology on contemporary lives"
Reviewed by Ann Leveille
Posted June 6, 2003

THE SEEKER by Kathleen Nance was great. I like mythology to begin with, but I've always liked Hades the best, so I was ambivalent about starting this book. I expected to be disappointed, but was enchanted. Of the three mythology books, this one was my favorite. Nance's layering of the Read more...

Summary

Stuck with her sister's two sets of teenage twins and a magic show about to go on tour, Dia Trelawny needs help fast. Her irresponsible sibling has disappeared as inexplicably as a rabbit in a hat, but Dia has learned of a man who specializes in finding missing persons, no matter how lost. Hugh Pendragon's piercing green eyes appear to look right into Dia's soul, reading her anxiety about her sister, her unexpected attraction to him. Dark and mysterious, he seems a creature of moonbeams and nighttime, while she lives in the spotlight. But as he draws her into his web of seduction, she wonders which of them is the true magician. She may be a mistress of illusion, but Hugh has performed real magic in bringing her heart back from the dead. Love Spell Book Club selection!