The paranormal aspect adds sizzle, spice, and suspense to a novel penned by an author rapidly gaining recognition as a master in the romance field. In fact, her husband loves her, but Georgiana considers their union loveless and joyless. Desperate for Brock's attention, she embarks on many diverse and unseemly escapades, and Regency England offers plenty of scope for both. Ultimately, Georgiana visits a ball for men and their mistresses, catapulting Brock and herself into a future neither imagined. Wearing a red Druid stone, Georgiana projects an illusion that could well lead to her death.
Secrets lie within secrets.
Georgiana's true parentage makes her the Guardian of the Becoming of the Order of the Glamorgan Druids of Wales. It also gives her father, the Duke of Gloucester, every reason to kill her. The answers to these questions provide exciting, interesting, and extraordinary reading, great characters, a fresh plot, and a scene well set . By accident, she discovers her latent druid powers and makes herself a target of the dark Arch Druid. When her family arrives to spirit her away, she's willing to go, accepting that her marriage is over.