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Jahna and Lovern's clan lay in the Romans' path of destruction. The death of their people is a certainty, unless a bargain is made with the Gods, even if it means a human sacrifice. Will the trade the Druid Lovern, and his visionary wife, Jahna make with the Gods, save their family?

Two thousand years later, Aine MacRae is on their trail. She's a struggling archaeologist, on the verge of uncovering the village were Jahna and Lovern lived. The farm where her site is located is for sale! But for a ghostly visit, greed almost triumphs leaving the truth and ancient stories buried forever and a lost love be rekindled.

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I really wanted to like this book. It's got loads of things I like; Science, Culture, History and more. I even think it's written well and maybe someday I'll have the opportunity to be able to devote the time to read it with my eyes instead of my ears. What ...
Annie and Jeremy, Thank you so much for your kind words. The story of Lovern and Jahna is a lesson in our violent history, however, I also hope it brings you a sense of the importance of family, our bloodlines, as well.
Chantal, thank you for your very kind words. I am glad we could make contact and you allowed me to get to know you a little. I am honored by your words. Yes, Lovern is a man who will try to help us learn the importance of life, family and ...
This book has made more of a mark on me than any other in my life (so far). The people and events felt true and it had me thinking you were recounting your own experiences from a past life regression. It has left me grieving and raging against what was ...
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Jean Oakes, I am sorry, I forgot to discuss the curse words I used. While writing this, I was on a forum with two or three people from England and asked them what a woman from Skye would say. They gave me a few appropriate words. Skye is not a ...
  • Chapter 1

    The Fox has been re-mastered and re-released for a better than ever listening experience. Jahna is promised to another by her uncle, the Clan Chieftain.
  • Chapter 2

    Archaeologist Aine MaCrea overcomes a bad marriage and tries to set her career back on course.
  • Chapter 3

    His gods tell Lovern that his future is with Jahna.
  • Chapter 4

    Lovern and Jahna seal a contract.
  • Chapter 5

    Aine and Marc are in Scotland to start the dig when Marc gets a phone call that could disrupt Aine's plans.
  • Chapter 6

    Jahna finds her path and she and Lovern are hand-fasted.
  • Chapter 7

    Jahna and Lovern marry.
  • Chapter 8

    Aine and Marc fall in love again.
  • Chapter 9

    Jahna is taken.
  • Chapter 10

    Jahna creates bronze bowl for Beathan.
  • Chapter 11

    Aine finds a second bronze bowl.
  • Chapter 12

    Jahna meets the Druidess Rhona.
  • Chapter 13

    Jahna places a bronze bowl at Beathan's tomb.
  • Chapter 14

    Aine hears about the ghost of the bog.
  • Chapter 15

    Jahna is purified and rejoins Lovern in their marriage bed.
  • Chapter 16

    Jahna and Lovern attend a mor dal. They meet the king's Druidess Firtha. King Calgacus orders Lovern to seek information about the Romans.
  • Chapter 17

    Aine and Marc argue. Marc leaves. Aine receives a report on the Raven bowl and discusses her brother's death with George.
  • Chapter 18

    Lovern explains why he has to leave to his daughter, Crisi. Jahna starts engraving another bronze bowl.
  • Chapter 19

    Lovern returns to Jahna with information about the Romans.
  • Chapter 20

    Mr. Treadwell decides to sell his farm.
  • Chapter 21

    Lovern tells King Calgacus about the Roman invasion.
  • Chapter 22

    Aine goes to London.
  • Chapter 23

    The days before.
  • Chapter 24

    Lovern's gift to Jahna, Crisi and his people.
  • Chapter 25

    Lovern brings a vision and Jahna joins him.
  • Chapter 26

    A ghost appears and Lovern is found.
  • Chapter 27

    Aine discovers the reason why. This is the last chapter of The Fox.

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