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The Laird’s Marker

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Sudden Magic

Unity Paradox

The Laird’s Marker

Ally has been praying for something to save her from her abusive ex-husband. Six years, she has been on the run, living on borrowed time and only one step ahead. Then a locket is delivered with a letter from 280 years ago. Handling it sends her back in time into the body of Emily, the 17-year-old ward of the King. Ally fears she has merely traded one prison for another as she discovers she has even less control over her life than she did in her modern life.

Ally must adapt her modern independent attitudes to the expected female behaviors and opportunities of the time to be able to find a way to survive in a world where men control everything. Ally’s resolve to adapt to this new life is put to the test when she is sold into wedlock to Laird John Innes, a former Scottish Privateer, who cashes in a marker from the King to obtain her hand.

He had not planned on a wife, but discovers a warm, caring woman under the fearful survivor. He steps up to the challenge of helping her heal. He then must protect his wife, who is rapidly becoming the most important thing in his life, from a predator out for Emily’s money and connections.

Sudden Magic

Magic? Why now? I am a doctor who is world-renowned for treating childhood cancer. And a darn good one, for cripes sake. Why the heck would I need magic? Fact, not myth, ruled the world as far as I am concerned. At least it did until a chance encounter brings the unthinkable into my daily life, turning it upside down. Instead of dealing with patients who need me desperately, I must find a way to control a power strong enough to destroy the world several times over.

If that were not enough to handle, Fate decided to bring Chase Arche, an immortal Hunter who has kept the world safe for centuries, into my life as part of this craziness. I am not sure I want any man interfering in my life. I cannot say I liked it much the first time. I have enough to deal with trying to keep the world safe and keep myself out of the clutches of an insane, power-grabbing jerk wanting to steal my powers before I can get a handle on them. Having to trust again is harder than trying to save the world. Who knew?

Unity Paradox

Danielle McQuarrie had thought the last few years had been rough with the pandemic, but she had survived the challenge without batting an eyelash. She had been forged by the fires of ER hell after all. Seeing the results of people’s horrible behavior daily made you tough as nails. She had never faced a situation quite like this before. Or dealt with such a pig-headed bunch of men. The very survival of humanity is at stake in the wake of the virus.

In typical fashion, Danielle decides to roll up her sleeves, square her shoulders, and get to work on fixing the problems. As her clashes with the no-nonsense Spartak start to escalate, she struggles to find balance between preventing the women in her care from being subjugated and resisting her growing feelings for the handsome High Commander trying to hold the fleet together. No matter how gorgeous his eyes were, she had a job to do.

She has to figure out a way to protect her 17-year-old daughter, herself, and every other woman for which she was now responsible. She pulls together an eclectic group of talented women to help her solve the issues. They thought women were the weaker gender? The men would learn that underestimating women would be at their own peril.