Dragon Lore

Furious and weary, Angus Shea wants out, but he can't stop the magic powering his visions. The Celts kidnapped him when he wasn't much more than a boy. He's sick of them and their endless assignments, but they wiped his memories, and he has no idea where he came from. Arianrhod prefers to work alone and guards her privacy for the best of reasons. She's not exactly a virgin, and she'd be laughed out of the Pantheon if the truth surfaced. Despite the complications of leading a double life, she's never found a lover who tempted her to walk away from the Celtic gods. Dragon shifters are disappearing from the Scottish Highlands. The Celtic Council sends Angus and Arianrhod to Fire Mountain, the dragons' home world. Attraction ignites, so urgent Arianrhod's carefully balanced life teeters on the brink of discovery. Can they risk everything? Will they? If they do, can they live with the consequences?

A dragon shifter stirs and wakens deep in the Scottish Highlands. His cave is the same and his hoard intact, yet something's badly amiss. Lachlan ventures above ground-and wishes he hadn't. His castle is gone, replaced by ungainly row houses. Men aren't wearing plaids, and women scarcely wear anything at all, particularly the woman who accosts him with unseemly banter. What manner of wench is she to dress so provocatively? In Inverness for a year on a psychiatry fellowship, Dr. Maggie Hibbins watches an oddly dressed man pick his way out of a thicket. He looks so lost-and so unbelievably, knock-out gorgeous-she takes a chance and stands him a meal. Lachlan's shock when he picks up a local newspaper is so palpable, Maggie jumps in with both feet. The hard-to-accept truth bashes gaping holes in her equilibrium. He looks odd, sounds odd, acts odd because he's a refugee from another era. Born of powerful witches, Maggie runs headlong into the myth and magic that are her birthright.

When pressed, Jonathan Shea admits magic runs through his blood, but he's always been ambivalent about it, until a dragon and her mage show up in the Scottish Highlands, and then all bets are off. Jonathan's charmed and captivated by the dragon, a creature fresh out of myth and legend-but the woman bonded to the dragon is incredible. Newly arrived from a much earlier time, Britta feels awkward, out of place. The first person she lays eyes on is Jonathan. There's something about him. She can't quite pinpoint it, but he has way more magic than he lets on. Magic aside, for the first time ever, she questions the wisdom of remaining a maid. If she doesn't make up her mind damned fast, though, her choices will fritter away. Beset from every side, she's never needed her magical ability more.

Bloated on chaos, the Morrigan gathers power. A trip through Hell yields quite the assortment of allies. Fell creatures straight out of myth and nightmare that haven't darkened Earth's boundaries for centuries heed her call. Heartily sick of the Morrigan's maneuvering, the dragons are close to shutting their world off from everywhere, Earth included. If they do, every dragon shifter bond will be broken. Horrified, Lachlan and Britta launch a desperate campaign to hang onto their dragons. Magic may bite back, but if the dragons take their magic ball and go home, Earth will fade, along with all other worlds. That suits the Morrigan fine. War and anarchy are her favorite companions, and she collects misery like children gather beloved toys. In a stunning conclusion to the Dragon Lore series, Arianrhod goes back in time hunting Angus, Jonathan's father. Forty years apart was a steep price to pay, but the world needs Angus's magic, and she's done hiding her love for him.

A wee bit of mist, a splash of magic, heart bending romance, and DRAGONS! Bundled together for the first time! Grab the first two Dragon Lore audiobooks at an extremely attractive price Highland Secrets Furious and weary, Angus Shea wants out, but he can't stop the magic powering his visions. The Celts kidnapped him when he wasn't much more than a boy. He's sick of them and their endless assignments, but they erased his memories, and he has no idea where he came from. Arianrhod prefers to work alone and guards her privacy for the best of reasons. She's not exactly a virgin, and she'd be laughed out of the Pantheon if the truth surfaced. Despite the complications of leading a double life, she's never found a lover who tempted her to walk away from the Celtic gods. Dragon shifters are disappearing from the Scottish Highlands. The Celtic Council sends Angus and Arianrhod to Fire Mountain, the dragons' home world. Attraction ignites, so urgent Arianrhod's carefully balanced life teeters on the brink of discovery. To Love a Highland Dragon A dragon shifter stirs and wakens deep in the Scottish Highlands. His cave is the same and his hoard intact, yet something's badly amiss. Lachlan ventures above ground-and wishes he hadn't. His castle is gone, replaced by ungainly row houses. Men aren't wearing plaids, and women scarcely wear anything at all. In Inverness for a year on a psychiatry fellowship, Dr. Maggie Hibbins watches an oddly dressed man pick his way out of a thicket. He looks so lost-and so unbelievably, knock-out gorgeous-she takes a chance and stands him a meal. The hard-to-accept truth bashes gaping holes in her equilibrium. He looks odd, sounds odd, acts odd because he's a refugee from another era. Born of powerful witches, Maggie runs headlong into the myth and magic that are her birthright.