Tales of Pitchlyn County
Pitchlyn County—where the door between past and present, reality and supernatural is never quite closed. A LITTLE PEACE AND QUIET, The COVENANT, and EVERMORE are set in the dreaming hills of Oklahoma where past and present seem not so very far apart, and the land is almost as much a character in the story as the people are.
EVERMORE:
The Oklahoma mansion was built by a man mourning his beloved. It is a beautiful monument to their devotion; and for Elizabeth Richards, it seems the perfect place to begin again after the death of her grandmother.
But when she arrives, she feels an eerie certainty that she has been here before...and that her recent dreams of star-crossed lovers were not really dreams at all . . . .
She realizes that she is tied inescapably to the past, and that her future depends on finding a way to heal a ghost's broken heart.
A nominee for Romantic Times Magazine's Reviewers' Choice Award, Evermore was first published by Warner Books in 1993.
THE COVENANT:
After witnessing her husband's brutal murder, Megan retreats to a tiny Oklahoma village where she hopes to rebuild her life. But now it is not just her own memories that haunt her: Ghosts and memories of the people who dwelt on the same land in the 1800s complicate her emotional recovery. And real life isn't much fun either, with the local police knocking down her door in the dead of night . . . .
First published by Harper Monogram in 1995, The Covenant is a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award nominee, RWA Rita winner, and Holt Medallion finalist. This story mingles past and present, ghosts and the wounded living, in a compelling drama of danger and love and, ultimately, the triumph of the human spirit.
A LITTLE PEACE AND QUIET:
Dr. Anne Locke has saved countless lives in her inner-city practice—and wounded her own spirit in the process. Moving to a small Oklahoma town to restore the Victorian house she has just bought seems like the perfect change of pace.
But her newfound peace is threatened by forces she cannot understand when she and her unwilling new neighbor, a burned-out Dallas cop, discover in a sealed room at the top of her house the skeleton of a centuries-dead warrior arranged for ceremonial burial with his grave-goods around him.
Valuable grave-goods: priceless artifacts that someone wants to steal, and something will protect to the death . . . and beyond . . . .
This National Readers' Choice Award Winner was first published by Harper Monogram in 1996.
by Modean Moon
by Modean Moon
by Modean Moon
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