Raised as a “country girl” in Maryland, I fell in love with
animals, books and the mystical world of magick from a small child. My mother
being born and raised in Northern Ireland, along with the discovery of my father having American Indian ancestry, my fascination for both cultures
quickly led my imagination to run wild. I come from a family of storytellers
and grew up listening to tales of the charming wee ones, fairies, the
mischievous leprechauns, and magical creatures including dragons, Selkies,
witches and more . . .
Book BLURB:
When a seafaring Highlander Lycan rescues a
cursed witch from the clutches of evil, a magical voyage fueled by fire and ice
ignites more than just passion across the high seas.
Quinn McCord’s alpha wolf instincts compel him to search for others of his
kind and offer safe haven on board his nautical home, The Sea Wolf. His
priorities are tested when sorcery lures him to a savage trap, and fate forces
him to choose between his cravings for an irresistible witch, and his
vast love of the sea.
Headstrong healer, Beth McMasters, uses her 21st century skills to help others, after returning to her rightful Scottish birthplace in 1797. While determined to remain single and restore her family’s good name, new disturbing images cause grave doubts of her promise, and her future. Rescued by the handsome Captain Quinn, who resembles the imaginary rugged Highlander sketched by her sister, Beth struggles with the cruel twist of fate when she learns her curse can destroy the only man she’s ever fallen in love with.
Will Quinn and Beth’s bond for each other be powerful enough to keep them together and find a cure for her curse before they run out of time, or will the truth of their legacy tear them apart? With the help of a miniature dragon, a crew of wolf shifters, trolls, and other mythical creatures, they journey across the Mystical Isle of Skye, to enchanting Iceland . . . for another adventure filled with magick and mayhem.
Buy Link for Sea Wolf Magick: Amazon
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| Patty Taylor in Northern Ireland, near Dunluce Castle |
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