Miranda Blair, a writer about mysterious death cases, is investigating the death of a child, Marcas Wardlaw, which triggers strange visions that draw her to Wardlaw Castle in Scotland.
In her visions, she is Rose, lover of Duncan, who, centuries earlier, was burned alive. Now, inextricably drawn to the modern-day Wardlaw family, Miranda is shocked to discover that the family nephew, Mac, carries a secret from the past, he recognize her as Rose and vows revenge.
As she unravels the family secrets of the Wardlaw clan, Miranda must find the answer to her own past to fulfill her destiny in love, or she's doomed to repeat history.
Excerpt from
This Time You Are Mine
Mac’s grip on Miranda tightened and his body shookviolently. She didn’t know what was happening as he
moaned in agony. Dear God,what have I done? She struggled, unable to free herself from his grip.
“Mac, what happened?”she asked as his chest muscles tightened. He was sweating now, and the shivers had grown stronger. “Mac! Talk to me, what’s wrong?”
He inhaled sharply, then let her go as if stung by fire. Fear was etched into his face and his eyes were wide and watery. He moved away from her and ran a hand through his hair.
“I’m sorry.I didn’t mean to hurt you.”
“You didn’t hurt me,but what happened?” she askedwith concern. She reached out to him,but he winced away from her.
“Nothing.”His chest heaved.
She was certain he was hiding something that disturbed him greatly, but what could it be? Surely not her book…the thought struck a chord within her.
Was that it? What was I thinking, letting him kiss me!
He was the man who wanted to stop her from publishing her book. She had come here to solve a mystery,to know the truth and to let her readers know it, too. Not to mention her need to understand her connection to the castle and why she was drawn to it. Love, lust, or whatever they were doing, was not in her plan.
Available now from www.champagnebooks.com
Genre: Paranormal Romance
ISBN: 978-1926681-61-0
Published: December 2009
Cover Artist: Amanda Kelsey
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