Sweet Possession

by Candace McCarthy

A BALTIMORE BEAUTY As innocent as she is idealistic, Amelia Dempsy arrives in Michigan knowing nothing of life in this untamed land or of the Indian people she has come to help. It s no wonder she immediately clashes with Daniel Trahern, a rugged blond frontiersman who opposes those who attempt to civilize the Indians with the White man s ways.

A RUGGED BLACKSMITH

And when raiders attack her home, kidnapping her father, Amelia is left with no other choice but to accept Daniel s protection. Unsettled by the awakening passion he ignites, she fights her attraction for the handsome blacksmith realizing only too late she has put her heart in jeopardy. For Daniel s tragic past conspires to keep them apart even as their undeniable desire brings them together

124,600 Words"

Genres: Romance, Historical Romance

ebook

First published February 1, 1999

About the author

Candace McCarthy loved to read romances from the first moment she picked one up over twenty-four years ago. She began to write one after reading a story that made her laugh. Her enjoyment prompted her to put pen to paper. She thought, "Wouldn't it be great if I could bring the same pleasure to other readers?" Sound corny? Maybe, but it's true. And she's been writing them ever since.

Candace has over 20 books to her credit—fifteen novels and three novellas. Among her titles are Irish Rogue, Irish Lace, Fireheart, and Wild Innocence, which are just a few of the titles published by Zebra Books. She has been listed among the Favorite Top Ten List for Affair de Coeur Magazine, and her book, White Bear's Woman, a Zebra Lovegram, won the National Readers' Choice Award for the Best Long Historical Romance of 1998.

At home, she lives with her husband and her dog Jameson, a cute mixed breed.. She has a grown son, who recently married. She enjoys arts and crafts, music, gardening, and her Teddy Bear collection. And she loves to hear from her readers.

Reviews

[Jill · Rating 3 out of 5]

I give this story an average 3 1/2 stars. This was a sweet, nice, and easy read.