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"6 foot 4 inch Leprechaun? Psychic reporter can't allow herself fall in love with him"

P.J. Sheridan was known as an unbiased reporter of psychic phenomena and was intrigued when Connor O'Flaherty contacted her. He had to be a fraud or crazy. What else could you think of a handsome 6 foot 4 inch man claiming to be the king of the Leprechauns? How could she pass up the chance to write of a renowned millionaire shoe manufacturer? All she had to do was to help him locate a missing talisman while she investigated his claim of finding others with Fae blood.

Connor had promised only to marry another with Fae blood. How could he be falling in love with this mortal? And a mortal that was allergic to gold. He is heading for a broken heart if he can't keep his mind on finding the talisman instead of his helper.

This is an enjoyable romance with plenty of humor and life. You will enjoy a relaxing "vacation" while reading a story that will leave you smiling. [My definition of an enchanting story]

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Reviewed by Cy Korte
Posted November 12, 2001

Harlequin American #614
The handsome hunk that stood before P.J. Sheridan expected her to believe he was a leprechaun? She had one word for him: blarney! Only Connor O'Flaherty wove a magical spell about P.J. that stirred her deepest desires.

The skeptic in her wiped the stardust from her eyes -- and P.J. was convinced this man was nothing but a con artist. Deep down, though, the woman in her desperately wanted to believe Connor's powers were as potent -- and as real -- as his kisses. Yet no matter who -- or what -- he really was, common sense said the man was trouble.

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