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|  | | Oberon Book 1: Scent of the Roses
For years, Scout Patterson has tried to run from the mistakes in her past. But, no one can run forever. Now, Scout is going home--to face the ghosts she has never laid to rest, and find the love she thought she’d lost forever.
| |  | | Oberon Book 2: A Sight to Dream Of
Marsha Quinn is used to being called a witch. Her abilities as a psychic make a lot of people uncomfortable, after all. No one has ever called her an angel before. But Sam Sterling is a man with big problems, including a partner who is out to kill him, and a nosy reporter who’s just been murdered. And an angel is exactly what he needs.
| |  | | Oberon Book 3: Sound of a Voice that is Still
Four months after being shot in the line of duty, Ryan Henderson has begun to wonder if his wounds will ever heal. Marine biologist Siobhan Quinn could give the injured officer a lesson or two in living with pain. She knows firsthand how grief can cripple a soul and drive a sane mind over the edge. Together, they can find healing. But only if the mystery that haunts Siobhan’s past doesn’t kill them first.
| |  | | Oberon Book 4: A Taste of Honey
Lucy Greco-Cavanaugh doesn’t think her life could get much better. The perfect family, the perfect husband, the perfect marriage. What more could she wish for? Other than the chance to do it all again. But when the secrets her husband has been hiding are finally revealed, Lucy’s dream life becomes a living nightmare, and her storybook marriage begins to resemble a Greek Tragedy.
| |  | | Oberon Book 5: Touch of a Vanished Hand
Sinead Quinn has always been something of a drifter. But now, with her ex-husband trying to blackmail her, and her ex-boyfriend’s widow trying to put her in jail, she has no choice but to go to ground. What better place to hide than with your family? After all, what are sisters for? Especially when you’re a twin.
But the first rule of hiding out, is to keep a low profile. And that does not mean kissing your sister’s boyfriend (even if he can’t tell the two of you apart), rescuing a troubled teen, or taking a highly visible job as hostess of Oberon’s most celebrated new inn.
Adam Sasso has always dreamed big. But big dreams beget big complications. First, his goal to turn the vineyard he inherited from his grandfather into a world-class winery is threatened by a mysterious saboteur. Next, his plan to run the finest bed & breakfast Oberon has ever seen, is broadsided by a hostess who wants to run him. Finally, it seems his fondest wish, of finding love-everlasting with the soul mate of his dreams is about to go up in smoke, when he can’t convince her that they’re destined to be together.
It’s going to take all the wizardry in Oberon to craft a happy ending for the drifter and the dreamer.
| |  | | Oberon Book 6: The Spirit of the Place
Tis the season to be jolly, but Jasmine Quinn is far from happy about her mother’s upcoming wedding. In fact, there’s only one thing about her future stepfather that Jasmine can’t help but admire, no matter how much she’d like to--the graduate student he’s hired as an intern.
Brandon Ablemarle is also finding it hard to get into the holiday spirit. His dream job has just become a nightmare, thanks in part to the unpredictable redhead with some of the goofiest ideas he’s ever heard of.
Can the magic of the season help the pair to see beyond their differences?
| |  | | Oberon Book 7: Visions Before Midnight
Chay Johnson is a traditional man; and the educator, flute maker, apprentice shaman has a lot of traditions to uphold, especially when it comes to choosing a life mate.
Erin Allridge is a modern woman—with modern ideas about relationships and a painful personal history she has no intention of repeating.
When terror and tragedy strike the small town of Oberon, the pair are forced to re-think their visions for the future.
In this world of form and spirit it can be hard to find balance and harmony, but sometimes, particularly when the veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, love can find a way to bridge the gap.
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P class=MsoNormal style= | |  | | Oberon Book 8: Dream Under the Hill
The Spring Equinox falls in the month that nearly all Native Traditions recognize as being one of Big Winds—big changes. And big changes have certainly come to Oberon this spring, along with an ancient evil that must finally be laid to rest.
Cara Matthews is always looking for love in all the worst places. And, it doesn’t get much worse than the Church of Truth Light and Vision.
Former cop Liam McKnight could have told her that, but he’s infiltrated the cult in hopes of discovering some clue to the whereabouts of his missing family members, and he can’t jeopardize his mission—not even for love.
Chapter One
The Third Saturday in March
It was a beautiful day for a wedding, Chenoa Johnson reflected as she put the finishing touches on the cake she was decorating. The sky was blue and cloudless, the weather surprisingly warm for the third week of March. True, it was a little bit windy, but she didn’t think that sort of thing would bother the bride.
Siobhan Quinn lived within a stone’s throw of the Bay; surely she would not object to a little weather on her big day.
Chenoa took a step back and studied her handiwork.
"Very nice," a male voice said f | |  | | Oberon Book 9: And Shadows Have Their Ending
Seth Cavanaugh is ready to put his troubled past behind him. Until the girl who caused all the trouble in the first place makes an unexpected return.
Deirdre Delaney Shelton-Cooper would love to forget Seth. But, can you ever truly forget your first love?
After a disastrous reunion, they’d both be content to have nothing more to do with each other, if only fate—and one very determined angel—were not conspiring against them.
There are some wounds that time can’t heal. There are some dreams that won’t come true. But, sometimes, if you’re lucky, shadows have their ending. And the love you’d just about given up on returns.
Chapter One
Midsummer
Seth Cavanaugh had been too long at the fair. He’d known it after the first ten minutes, but still he’d stayed for the whole two days of the festival. And even now, even as Oberon’s Midsummer Fair wound slowly down around him, melting gradually into the warm, mellow gold of a perfect, summer, Sunday afternoon, he made no move toward the exit. Where was the sense in leaving, anyway, when he couldn’t go home?
He was drunk. But not so drunk that he’d reached the point where he thought he could pass for sober. Or, had he got that backwards? Had |
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