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Seeker (Silhouette Romance, No 989)

Seeker (Silhouette Romance, No 989)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: #5 of SMYTHESHIRE - THEY KEEP GETTING BETTER
Review: Amanda MacGreggor from Seattle, Washington is a cousin to Madeline Darnell [book #1]. She read a diary that Madeline sent [no reason given] her about their "Druid" ancestory and heritage and because of it Amanda decided to allow her instincts to lead her.
She seems to have a nack for finding lost articles. While on her travels she gets lost in South Dakota and finds a lost child. Also found is one tall, dark cowboy.

Amanda stumbles onto Hawk Stone's story when she decides to work on the Jerome ranch. Pauline, the housekeeper tells her of Hawk's great-grandfather, Speckled Owl and the legend of the missing gold mine.

Shortly after arriving Hawk comes down with the flu and Amanda as employee and maid is elected to care for Hawk, who isn't very co-operative. But sparks are being struck. [grin - you will love it.]
Amanda decides that she must have been led to the Jerome ranch to find the gold mine for Hawk. Hawk presents the facade of a grim lipped grouch but he can't seem to take his eyes off of Amanda. Yet he will not allow himself to involve any woman with his life style.

Love blossoms but even that does not stop Hawk from allowing Amanda to leave and return to her home.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - these stories just seem to keep getting better - most excellent series.


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