Seizing Destiny: A Destiny's Path Novel
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798557284189
- Series
- Seizing Destiny
- Pages
- 194
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-11-02
- Author
- Patricia Antone
Description
Seeking her lost love, Gwyneth Rhapsody hides who she really is when she arrives to her family's keep. As the lost sister of the four MacKay lairds, she has no interest in the family's history. Her guilt for leaving is enough to live with. All she wants is to find her love, lost in battle many years ago. Her spells say he is reborn and is somewhere in this time. Out of options, and power, she has little choice but to come to Scotland. She needs their assistance in her quest. Beathen, or Ben, is drawn by his dreams to visit Scotland. He has no idea evil follows him to use against the MacKay Family. Standing at the gravestone he flew all this way to see, he begins to believe what he sees are memories of another life, with a red headed woman who still holds his heart. The Sleeping Warrior is called to arms when the keep's visitors brings Destiny back to the door. The dreams are saying the family may be in danger. The hope is the visitor arriving on the doorstep, is an asset, as interestingly enough, she possesses power much like theirs. Will the MacKay's visitor be a help, or a hindrance when Destiny comes in the form of evil from the past? Or was it from the present?This is the second novel of The Destiny's Path Series.Mild violence, time travel, love, meddling family, sibling battles
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