Druid Duet — Jean Hart Stewart

Song of a Druid Princess When Kate Dellafield is accepted at the Conservatoire de Paris she's ecstatic to be a student of the renowned Gabriel Jourdain. Gabriel is revered throughout France for his brilliance as a pianist and his wartime heroism. Handsome, commanding, charismatic, he tries to drive Kate from his classroom with sarcasm as he fights against his compelling attraction for the beautiful Druid. When Gabriel finally admits his love, he claims they have no future together. Can Kate make him acknowledge the secret that is keeping them apart? Only Druid powers can save them both. Will the lilting song in her heart convince him they belong together? Kiss of a Druid Bard Dr. Stephan Lavornios, disappointed in love, sets out to walk away his sorrow and rediscover his Druid roots. He travels through Brittany singing for his supper as a Druid bard. In this land of ancient Druid legends and artifacts he sees his first aura. Although in the beginning he is incredulous, the rosy glow surrounding Mairey Browyn forces him to acknowledge his inherent Druid powers. Mairey, a beautiful young archeologist, does not believe in nonsense such as seeing visions and auras as Stephen claims. But as power grows, so does their fiery attraction for each other. Mairey's young niece Bethan captures Stephen's heart. He intervenes once when a perverted villian threatens Mairey. And when the villain kidnaps Mairey and Bethan, Stephen is the only one who might possibly find and save them. Have his Druid powers developed enough to perform this miracle? Or will he fail with the true love of his life?