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"LOVE
WALKS A WINDING PATH"
by
Aubry Lea Bazán
In his Gallic Wars, Julius Caesar mentions few women, but one is
Odelia, daughter of Orgetorix, the most feared chieftain of the Helvetians who
once lived in modern Switzerland.
Orgetorix secretly plans to lead the Helvetians across the river into the
rich lands of Gaul, insisting he has no fear of the Romans. To achieve
his aim, he pledges his daughter in marriage not to his own best warrior Ticus
as she had always expected but to the Gaul
Dumnorix. Although a handsome man and king of the wealthy Aeduans, he is a man
who smiles pleasantly out at the world. Odelia knows no man can rule with only
a pleasant smile, but she must honor her father's wish in the best interests of
her people. She crosses the river to become his brides as Gaul prepares to receive a new Roman commander, Julius
Caesar. As events foreshadow the end of their world, Odelia finds that nothing
is as simple as she thought it was.
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"HER WARLORD'S
SPY"
by Aubrey Lea Bazán
Bergith, not yet full
grown, came to the Celt castle
of Kolaren as the only
surviving Viking captive. To protect her from this hard, cruel castle the queen
dressed her in boy's clothing, called her Einar and gave her a small harp which
she learned to play well. The Queen met a brutal end at the hands of her
warlord, but three years later the old warlord died and his oldest son, Dovan,
a formidable warrior became warlord. Almost at once Kolaren was attacked, and
Dovan sent "Einar" to spy out which of two enemies he was facing,
since a Singer of Songs was always welcome in a castle. Thus
"Einar" became her warlord's spy as he waged war and fell in love,
but not with her, for life is not so simple, and Bergith's fate lay along a
different path.
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"THE CROSS AND
THE CRESCENT"
by Aubry Lea Bazán
Unaware she had a
father until the day he came to retrieve her, Lucia has grown up in a convent
where the nuns , with the exception of her tutor and the Mother Superior, have
taken a vow of silence. The day a beautiful young woman, screaming and
resisting, is brought to the convent, Lucia is taken from it. She decides
this must be a test her father, a brusque, uncommunicative man, thinks is his
duty before she takes her final vows. Despite the unaccustomed noise and
sights of the outside world, she enjoys her three days in his castle.
When she is sent off again, this time with a Moorish guard, she thinks
she is returning to the convent. En route she is waylaid by two Christian
knights seeking a daughter of her father, but, finding only Lucia, they
ride off. Not until she crosses the border into the Moslem Kingdom
of Zaragoza does she understand that
her father has used her as a hostage bride for the Caliph's younger son.
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"LOVE AND
REVOLUTION"
by Aubry Lea Bazán
In January 1775
preparations for war are well underway in South
Carolina.
Peggy Monaghan and her goodt friend, Elizabeth Lynch, have much to
discuss twice a week over tea as new militia units are formed and the
Royal Governor flees to a British warship. A number of the
wealthy young South Carolinians studying in London and Edinburgh are returning to join the Patriot
cause. Among them is the youngest brother of another of Peggy's good friends. Having been obliged to marry in England, he has chosen to go north to the
Continental Army to escape the wagging tongues of Charles Town. However, the imminent attack by British warships in the spring of 1776, brings him back, and inevitably, he and Peggy fall in love. War creates unusual circumstances,
and in the midst of them their love affair begins. But as the war
comes to an end, they know they must deal with the reality of his faraway
British wife.
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"LOVE FLIES NO
BATTLEFLAG"
by Aubry Lea Bazán
The sudden
death of their father and their Dutch grandfather's reprisals for his son's
having married an English woman force Hadley Vanderveer and her twin brother Harry, with their mother, to sail to the
British colony of Natal in South Africa where their English grandfather lives. He has acquired a fortune, a fine military record,
a large, comfortable house on the edge of the veldt, and a wide
circle of friendships which include his Zulu employees. Harry falls in
love, and Hadley finds herself with two suitors. But before they have
been there a year, the Second Anglo-Boer War breaks out, and, as wars always
do, families are split, friendships are shattered, and love is put to the test.
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"GRASSLANDS"
by Aubry Lea Bazán
To Dr. Tom Halverson
his life seems so entrapped professionally and personally that he feels he is
dying inside. A trip back to the ranch in Montana to bury his father is not the answer. McGregor Hospital is not an answer. Then an offer comes from a
Latin American who had interned with Tom, inviting him to work at a private clinic where
he can do not liposuctions and tummy tucks but the real surgery of
repair. He seizes the opportunity and finds just the kind of work he
has longed to do. However he get involved with a woman he knows he shouldn't and soon finds himself enmeshed in high level political intrigue.
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