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DRUID'S DAUGHTER by JEAN HART STEWART
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SummaryMorgan McAfee is a Druid and proud of her gifts, using them only for
good causes. In 1898 few people acknowledge Druids and their power.
When the head of London's Criminal Investigative Department is forced
to work with her, he scoffs at her claimed abilities. Chief Inspector
Lord Lance Dellafield has no belief in visions and auras. Trying to
recover a kidnapped child, his disdain is unconcealed. Handsome,
aristocratic and condescending, he wants no help from a Druid. Even
though their sexual attraction grows steamier with every encounter. Even when a serial murderer terrifies London, Lance hesitates to admit
Morgan's power. Yet he can't dismiss the beautiful Druid's emerald
eyes from his mind. If he hopes to solve the murders he finds he needs
her help. When the murderer stalks Morgan, can Lance save her? Will he
acknowledge a Druid has captured his heart? Will being a Druid help
her in this most important pursuit, gaining Lance's love?
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