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"A Delightfully Different Shapeshifter Romance"
Reviewed by Leslie Tramposch
Posted February 15, 2003
1929 -- In a remote corner of Scotland
The war to end all wars had come to a conclusion, but Hexy
Garrow has no reason to celebrate. Taking a respite from a
search for her careless employer's missing fur coat, Hexy
sits upon a rock, looking out to sea and Read more...
"A delightfully whimsical tale"
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted February 15, 2003
In 1929 Scotland Jillian Foxworthy sends her American
servant Hexy Garrow to fetch her misplaced fur coat. Hexy
goes to the beach seeking the lost clothing while pondering
reality vs. romance. She talks to the sea explaining how
she has learned about life from the rejection of her beau
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"What a paranormal this one is!"
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted November 1, 2006
I believe Melanie Jackson's books have some of the
best covers I've ever seen and somehow I think that she
puts spells on her books because they certainly have
mesmerized me to the point where I find I simply cannot put
them down! THE SELKIE is no exception Read more...
"A very good reason to go down to the sea again."
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted November 1, 2006
The war was over; the war had not yet begun. It was the
between time, 1929, and the place is a castle in Scotland.
American Hexy Garrow's employer, Jillian, is sure she has
left her fur coat on the beach and sends Hexy to retrieve
it. While looking for Read more...
"A wee bit of Scottish Magic!""
Reviewed by Deborah Macgillivray
Posted January 3, 2007
Since my great great great...well you get the general
idea...grandfa' was said to be a Selkie, and we have a
wonderful, loving Selkie story passed down in the family
for over three hundred years, I am rather touchy when
writers create stories on the lore of Scotland. Most Read more...
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