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Moonrakers
Review
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Moonrakers'
Olivia DeBaine is a great character who comes
alive through Ms. Sullo's words. She is a very
strong woman, with a tender and maternal side.
A folk healer who is impassioned about her craft
and her people, she will stop at nothing to discover
the identity of her father's attacker, be it man,
woman or ghost.
If you enjoy reading books that skillfully combine
suspense, romance, laughter, passion and paranormal
elements, The Moonrakers is the book for you!
Eleanor Sullo has crafted memorable characters,
indeed, she has shown that everyday men and women
have the strength to act morally and responsibly,
and have the inner strength to confront, and best,
evil. Moonrakers is a touching love story
that has this reader craving more books from Ms.
Sullo.
~ Julie Shininger, Escape to Romance |
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Moonrakers |
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Olivia! He pushed his
way to the opening and froze.
"For God's sake, woman," he shouted, Don't do
it!"
By the light of the moon he saw her turn half toward him,
face contorted. Something bright and jagged in her hand
caught in the moonlight and dark moisture spilled from her
fingers. Her eyes darted from where Pell stood at the cave's
mouth to a dark figure huddled against the wall beside him-the
old man, softly mewling, "No, no please, don't."
"Olivia, my darling, come, don't do it," Harrison
cried.
"Harry…Thank God you're here! You were right-they're
wicked, all of them. I came to put an end-"
"Livvy! Don't." Then he saw she could do nothing,
for standing over her, one arm across her chest, the other
gripping her wrist, was the sneering Sheffield.
"Harrison, help me!" Her cry cut through him like
the haunting cries of a motherless child, a sound he knew
too well from within his own heart….
He felt her slipping from his grasp.
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