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Romantic Times 4 1/2 Stars Top Pick

Dora makes a lousy angel. Why? Because she was never
destined to be one. Her soul was placed with those of the
angels instead of the mortals in the Well of Souls. Now,
she's given the opportunity by the Seraphim to go to earth
at Christmas to help a family in dire need of guidance and
prove herself worthy of being an angel, but more than one
big surprise awaits this angel unaware.

 

Seasoned romance writer Sinclair (Into the Mist) sends an accident-prone angel to earth in this holiday heart-warmer. After Dora overpolishes a fellow angel's halo and sends another tumbling off a cloud, she begs to become mortal. Her superior angel grants her wish, but only until Christmas, assigning her to act as a nanny to six-year-old orphan Penny and help Penny's uncle, Tony, learn how to love again. Lighthearted humor is interspersed with romance as Dora learns how to drive and cook and earns the affection of her charges. While the burgeoning romance between Dora and Tony is intense, their physical relationship is gently glossed over, a feature that will appeal to many readers of holiday fare. Sinclair's smooth, succinct writing and memorable characters will keep readers engaged all the way to the charming twist conclusion. (Dec.)

~~Publishers Weekly

 

 

 

Sara Wade has inherited her paternal grandmother’s plantation, Harrogate. Though it’s unheard of for a single woman to live alone in 1850, her mother, who is embarrassed by her daughter’s ability to see ghosts, encourages Sara to go so she doesn't have to explain Sara’s “infirmity” to her friends. Sara, who is more than fed up with being offered up on the matrimonial market to less than desirable prospective husbands, couldn't be happier.

Not until she arrives at Harrogate does she realize that the house holds more than her freedom. It also holds her destiny with the ghost who loved her in another lifetime and is determined to win her back. But all is not peaceful at Harrogate. Another ghost resides there who is just as determined to keep them apart, even if it means killing Sara.

 

The sequel to Miracle in the Mist

 

Frank Donovan’s (the pediatric heart surgeon from MIRACLE IN THE MIST) journey into the mist of the magical village of Renaissance. Once there, he’ll meet Carrie, an amnesia victim with a dark and painful past lurking just beyond her memory.

 

 

 

Somewhere in the barren, arid wastes of the Arizona Canyon Country on the Navajo Reservation, a little boy is lost. His mother is desperate. And the only person who can help her is Kaine Cloudwalker, the man she has never been able to erase from her heart. The man who must find the son he never knew he had.

Overcoming old wounds and new pain, Laura and Kaine must journey together deep into the desert canyon mazes. As they trek through the perilous wastes, however, they find that physical hardship and personal estrangement are not their only problems. There are forces other than natural that are determined they will not find their child alive.

But the Navajo gods have a plan.

Before the days of the god, Changing Woman, are over, Laura and Kaine must accept Kaine's Navajo heritage, renew their love, and join forces as a true family. To save their son, and themselves, they must step into the Eye of the Dream.

Read an Excerpt from Eye of the Dream.

 

 

 

Also in August 2006

Baptism in Fire
from Elizabeth Sinclair
and Silhouette Intimate Moments®

REVIEWS

When romance, suspense, and the lands, legends and traditions of the Navajo meet the heart and skilled writing talent of Elizabeth Sinclair, readers are in for an extraordinary treat. With an undeniable respect for the Diné that shines through on every page and with a tingle of the paranormal and the wonder of romance, Eye of the Dream tells of loves lost and loves found and it is guaranteed to be on your “keeper” shelf for years and years to come.

~~Judie Aitken
Native American Romance author of Secret Shadows, Berkley/Jove

 

(EYE OF THE DREAM) is an exciting second chance at love paranormal romance that grips readers ... until the final confrontation. The action-packed story line uses Navaho mysticism on two levels; the evil Skinwalkers and the dreams the lead couple have had especially transmitted from his grandfather and Changing Woman. These elements along with the likable lead couple enhance and refresh a delightful tale.

~~Harriet Klausner

 

This page-turner never lets up on the excitement. The beauty and danger of the Arizona desert is conveyed with amazing clarity: Readers almost feel as if they are there. Also, the relating of the Navajo ways, the visions experienced by both Laura and Kaine and the search for not only Peter but also their lost love are blended into a beautiful, flowing story that's almost impossible for readers to put down.

~~Romantic Times reviewer, Cindy Himler

 

THE EYE OF THE DREAM is a paranormal romance with a strong sense of danger, and has all of the elements necessary for a great read, a fantastic plot with the threads well tied together, characters who make you care about them, and an author who clearly put a lot of thought into her story. Brava Elizabeth! I highly recommend that you get your copy today.

~~Lori Ann, Romance Reviews Today
http://www.romrevtoday.com

 

Sinclair pens a heartwarming, inspirational story of forgiveness, acquired wisdom, and the importance of embracing one's heritage. The Navajo spirit is beautifully rendered here, shining brightest in Laura and Kaine's reawakening love. For readers looking for paranormals without the bloodshed of action romance, this is a must-read.

~~ Nina Davis -- Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

You can order Eye of the Dream at these locations:

Barnes & Noble
Amazon

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