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The Stone lay untouched for nearly five hundred years. Ninety-feet below the ground it sat, a thick slab of rock engraved with the secrets to acquiring the sacred treasure buried deep beneath it. Secrets the Dark Knights would do anything to obtain.
Aidan Templar never imagined that his family’s ancestral task of guarding the stone would entail protecting a woman that he shared a sandbox with over twenty years ago. Jane Parker held the last clue to the location of the stone. Would he be able to resist her sensuous curves long enough to gain the information he needed from her?
Jane Parker prided herself on being prepared for any type of predicament that came her way but nothing prepared her for the moment Aidan Templar strode into her life like some sort of modern day knight. He kissed her senseless one-minute and turned stone cold the next – a dangerous man that she would be better off avoiding- if only she could.
Childhood playmates, a forgotten stone, and the story that brings them together…
Keepers of the Stone, Book One, The Guardian was inspired by a genuine engraved rock discovered in 1803 by treasure hunters excavating Oak Island, Nova Scotia. The rock mysteriously disappeared a few years later, never to be seen again. Keepers of the Stone will be a three book series.
| |  | | Reflections Off Still Waters: Second Baptist Church History 1805-2005
Two hundred years of Second Baptist Church history is revealed in a story-like format based on significant events that occurred in the life of the church, in Suffield town history, and across the nation to enable the reader to experience a tiny portion of the past.
Whenever possible, detail was given to weather, landscape, and emotional atmosphere within each event based on historical photographs of the area, dated journals, and numerous reference materials listed at the end of the book.
These pages illustrate the struggles of Second Baptist Church to establish, endure, and evolve into a church respected by the community and cherished by its congregation.
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Unpublished manuscript, looking for the right publishing house.
It didn’t take Jenna Dowery long to realize that Daniel MacKenzie in the flesh was nothing like the sensual, tender-hearted Scotsman that filled her dreams every night.
If she had trusted her first instincts and stayed as far away from Daniel MacKenzie as possible, she would never be in this hopeless situation.
Her grandfather’s request had seemed simple enough – warn Daniel MacKenzie of the imminent explosion and make her way back home. The task, however, turns out to be anything but simple.
Daniel learned at a young age not to trust any woman, especially the beautiful green-eyed lass that arrives in town telling her crazy tales. Making him feel things, he never wished to feel. When she begins speaking of disasters yet to come, he suspects the woman to be either insane or a German spy, and much too tempting for his well-guarded heart. Yet, on the morning of December 6th, he realizes the truth and races against time to find Jenna and avoid his forewarned death.
| |  | | Within Sacred Walls
There were secrets hidden in the lavish Ursuline Convent, or so the town's people suspected. Secrets that Shawn Fraser, reporter for the Protestant News, relished to expose to finally avenge his young mother's death.
Inside the convent, love is the furthest thing from his mind, yet the unpleasant emotion strikes his carefully guarded heart the moment the beautiful green-eyed lass faints into his arms.
Young, timid Brianna Lawrence, too old for the convent's school, had only one thing on her mind- acquire the black veil of Sisterhood to secure her stay within the convent. |
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