Midsummer Sorcery

by Joan Elliott Pickart

Fletcher McGill was back in town, and Nancy Forest was haunted by memories of the man who'd been her first love, the man who'd left her six years ago in the middle of the night, furious at her refusal to run away with him. He'd shattered her dreams, left her hurt and lonely for so long -- and now he was determined to win her back. Nancy wanted to keep her anger hot, but instead desire still flamed in her. Fletcher's touch scorched her, branded her with a heat that time and distance had never cooled. The reckless charmer who'd spent one glorious summer in her arms had returned to her a man sure of his love -- but the time they'd spent apart left them strangers, who wondered if love could bridge the chasm between their worlds. Could two hearts once joined under a bewitching moon find enduring love?

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