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"An Enchanting Regency"
Reviewed by Cynthia Meidinger
Posted September 23, 2002
Even in the Regency period some of the Elder race
of Britain, the Faerie folk, or Fane, still exist. But
these near immortal beings haven't had enough children, so
they must either steal a human child or sire a half-human
child before they can go home to Tir-na-nog. Read more...
"A pleasant Regency romantic fantasy"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 9, 2002
In England, the Earl of Bradwell, Cyrus Fleming breaks the
pact his ancestors have had with the Fane by trespassing
into the magical fairy forest. For punishment, the Forest
Lord Hern demands that Cyrus hand over his beautiful
teenage daughter Eden so he can sire an heir. Cyrus
agrees, but Read more...
From the USA Bestselling author of SECRET OF THE WOLF
comes the first book in a new series of enchantment,
romance, and ancient legend....
SummaryHern is a Lord of the Fane, a race ancient before the
coming of Man. For a thousand years he has guarded his
forest realm on the Lakeland estate of Hartsmere. He longs
to return to the Blessed Land of his own people, but he
must bring with him a half-mortal heir, whose humanity
will strengthen the weakened blood of the Fane.
He chooses Lady Eden Fleming to bear his child and free
him from the bonds of earth. But when she discovers his
inhuman identity, she flees, carrying their unborn child
within her.
Many years later, Lady Eden, once a diamond of the ton, is
a debt-ridden widow with memories of one brilliant night
of love. But she discovers that the child of that
forbidden union, believed long dead, still lives.
Eden's joyful reunion with her son at Hartsmere is
complicated by the proud and insolent servant, Hartley
Shaw. He and her son share mysterious gifts that intrigue
and frighten her. Who is Hartley Shaw, why has he come to
Hartsmere—and how can she be falling in love with him?
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