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The Harp and the Fiddle
(2013)(The first book in the Glenncailty Castle series)
A novel by Lila DuBois
Together they make sweet music... but opening her heart could release the ghosts of her past.
Glenncailty Castle, Book 1
Caera Cassidy has spent two years building the historic - and haunted - Glenncailty Castle into one of the most sought-after hotels and performance venues in Ireland. But she can't say it's her dream. She lost that years ago when what she thought was love led her to a dark place not even her music could reach.
Once in a while, though, it's safe to pretend. And that's what she's doing when she plays her harp on the empty stage in the castle's theater.
When American folk musician Tim Wilcox spots the mysterious woman at the front of the theater, he's enraptured. Not only by her virtuoso skill and ethereal voice, but by her dark beauty - and the shadows in her blue eyes when she insists she's no musician.
Wary of repeating the mistakes of her past, Caera tells herself she can indulge in the pleasure of Tim's company, his touch, without risking her heart. But she hadn't counted on Tim's determination to convince her she's worthy of her gifts. Or on lingering souls who live in the castle, who are growing restless, ready to warn her that deadly mistakes are not meant to be repeated...
Warning: This book contains a variety of unpronounceable Irish words and names, a hero who believes in love and a haunted castle. What could go wrong?
Genre: Romance
Glenncailty Castle, Book 1
Caera Cassidy has spent two years building the historic - and haunted - Glenncailty Castle into one of the most sought-after hotels and performance venues in Ireland. But she can't say it's her dream. She lost that years ago when what she thought was love led her to a dark place not even her music could reach.
Once in a while, though, it's safe to pretend. And that's what she's doing when she plays her harp on the empty stage in the castle's theater.
When American folk musician Tim Wilcox spots the mysterious woman at the front of the theater, he's enraptured. Not only by her virtuoso skill and ethereal voice, but by her dark beauty - and the shadows in her blue eyes when she insists she's no musician.
Wary of repeating the mistakes of her past, Caera tells herself she can indulge in the pleasure of Tim's company, his touch, without risking her heart. But she hadn't counted on Tim's determination to convince her she's worthy of her gifts. Or on lingering souls who live in the castle, who are growing restless, ready to warn her that deadly mistakes are not meant to be repeated...
Warning: This book contains a variety of unpronounceable Irish words and names, a hero who believes in love and a haunted castle. What could go wrong?
Genre: Romance
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