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Scottish Magic
In this captivating collection, four beloved Kensington authors deliver stories of breathtaking romance set in a land where love is the most powerful magic of all.
288 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1997
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Hannah Howell
117 books2,645 followersHannah Dustin Howell is a best-selling American author of over 40 historical romance novels. Many of her novels are set in medieval Scotland. She also writes under the names Sarah Dustin, Sandra Dustin, and Anna Jennet (see below).
She has also used the following pseudonyms:
Anna Jennet, Sarah Dustin and Sandra Dustin
She has also used the following pseudonyms:
Anna Jennet, Sarah Dustin and Sandra Dustin
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January 26, 2016
I admit up front that I'm not one to read stories of "faeries" and "curses," so this was a stretch for me.
Story 1 - "Lily" is from Stobie Piel. It is the legend upon which the other stories in the anthology are based. As such, it ties everything together. For me, however, there was too much of the folklore and not enough of the story in this one. In fact, I didn't appreciate this story until I read the others.
Story 2 - "Isbel" is from Hannah Howell. It is set upon the Scottish border in 1382. Isabel's dreams often lead to reality, and she dreams of an injured man in the woods. That man is Sir Kenneth Davidson. Their story mimics the love of that of "Lily."
Story 3 - "Faerie Princess" is from Elizabeth Ann Michaels. This story was more to my liking for although it had the "faerie" influence, it was a story set in the Regency, in 1818. Lady Krista Maclachlan's "sight" brings General Prince Alexi Petrovich Kaskov to her family's keep.
Story 4 - "Beneath the Midnight Sky" is from Mandalyn Kaye. This one suspends time bringing some of the characters from "Lily" into a future time.
Story 1 - "Lily" is from Stobie Piel. It is the legend upon which the other stories in the anthology are based. As such, it ties everything together. For me, however, there was too much of the folklore and not enough of the story in this one. In fact, I didn't appreciate this story until I read the others.
Story 2 - "Isbel" is from Hannah Howell. It is set upon the Scottish border in 1382. Isabel's dreams often lead to reality, and she dreams of an injured man in the woods. That man is Sir Kenneth Davidson. Their story mimics the love of that of "Lily."
Story 3 - "Faerie Princess" is from Elizabeth Ann Michaels. This story was more to my liking for although it had the "faerie" influence, it was a story set in the Regency, in 1818. Lady Krista Maclachlan's "sight" brings General Prince Alexi Petrovich Kaskov to her family's keep.
Story 4 - "Beneath the Midnight Sky" is from Mandalyn Kaye. This one suspends time bringing some of the characters from "Lily" into a future time.
September 19, 2013
loved it
February 27, 2012
Unfinished.
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