“With its complex characters Rice’s last book in the Mystic Isle series pits a stubborn seasoned warrior with an equally determined young woman. With an overview of the French Revolution, depths of emotion, mysticism and a great love, she ties it all together in one passionate and fiery conclusion.”
  - Joan Hammond, Romantic Times BOOKreviews,  4 1/2., Top Pick

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My July, 2009 release, MYSTIC WARRIOR is the last of the Mystic Isle trilogy.  I hope you’re eager to read how the banished renegade Murdoch saves his home island of reclusive superbeings from destruction.  Murdoch is a little too human for his own good, and the woman who loves him is unfortunately destined to protect the magical island from destructive furies like Murdoch, so… Obviously, it’s a match made in heaven! Or well, maybe the other place, given Murdoch’s fiery nature. <G>

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Ms. Rice with a … flair for subtle touches of humor and clever dialogue draws the reader into this magical, mystical and sensual paranormal historical romance.  ---Joan Hammond, Romantic Times Book Review