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JHahn
Posted December 24, 2011
Having truly enjoyed Deborah's first book, Highland Bride (it's on my keeper shelf!) I was happy to learn she had written another. And once again, Deborah doesn't disappoint. In The Talisman, the book's hero, Calum, is to die for! If only we could all have a man that hunky, sexy, good-natured and strong. Sigh. And after the tragedies and hardships the heroine, Ailis, encounters, he is exactly what she needs. Calum is a vivid compliment to Ailis's strong will and fiesty nature. Besides the strong sexual tension and romantic storyline of the main characters, Deborah does a great job intertwining a murder mystery and secondary character relationship into the book. Her setting and world-building skills are quite impressive. The detailed descriptions and authentic dialogue she uses make 16th century Scotland come alive. I truly enjoyed the read, Deborah! I can't wait to read You're in Good Hands with Al Tate next!
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Posted May 1, 2012
If you liked Gone With the Wind, then you will like The Talisman. Ailis and Gavin have many obstacles in their way,but just when I thought I knew how they would be( married or not )something exciting would happen to them. This book is not only a romance novel but it has a mystery to be solved. With the use of authentic dialogue the story makes you feel as if you are reading a true story not a romance novel. I am looking forward to reading other books by Deborah Gafford in the future. Great read you will enjoy this one.
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Posted November 21, 2011
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Overview
When Ailis O'Brien's family is murdered in the Highlands, she vows to find the murderer and repay the blood debt. Though not of his clan, Laird Gavin MacPherson vows to aid her. Will their growing love fill the emptiness in their hearts or will the secret of the talisman shatter it forcing them to choose between love and vengeance?Scottish Highlands A.D.1570
A terrified scream pierced the quiet of the Highland forest startling Ailis O'Brien. That was her sister Jenny's voice! Dropping the firewood she'd gathered ...