Shadows in the Fire

Rating:
Summary: Highly recommended for paranormal romance lovers
Review: Open this book on a cold winter night when the wind howls outside, and the snow blows across your front porch. Wrap up in a blanket on the couch with a hot cup of cocoa and a fire in the hearth. Then snuggle up and lose yourself within the pages of 'Shadows in the Fire'. This luscious romance will make you ache for your boyfriend, and make you wish you could cuddle up next to him when things go bump in the basement.

Morgan Stuart, 17th century witch, 20th century artist and time traveler from Salem through fire, although not by choice. She adjusts to her new surroundings with the help of a kindly old woman and makes a life for herself in this new and strange year. Things are going great, her paintings are successful, she doesn't work on commission and her life is full and she's content ' at least she thought she was until a sexy mystery writer shows up in her art gallery.

Alex Beaumont wants the pretty blonde artist to paint a picture of his Montana ranch and surrounding scenery on commission ' and he wants her, period. No is not an answer he's willing to accept. He writes about detectives, but never thought he'd have to be one to uncover whom the mysterious woman known as Adair is, and why she wants to murder Morgan and strip her of everything she loves and holds dear. Neither did he dream he'd be caught between two witches in a battle to keep the woman he loves from being sent back 300 years through the fire to be hung as a witch.

Jacqueline Elliott weaves a sweet romance with a frightening edge that'll keep you reading long after midnight.