Amy J. Fetzer

Beautiful blonde Bree Rikker was a proud and spirited Southern Belle who had scorned all suitors when she was captured by a savage Seminole Indian war party. Shocaw's was the strongest and bravest of all Seminole warrior chiefs, obeyed by every Seminole woman. In Shocaw's arms, Bree learned what it was to truly be a woman. In Bree's embrace, Shocaw learned what it was to ttruly love one. Together they had to face the anger of Shocaw's people and the hatred of Bree's. But they never relinquished their romantic dreams of the intensity of their forbidden desire. And against chilling odds, they plunged to the depths of danger that only their burning passion could hope to conquer...

The Irish Knight (The Irish Trilogy #3) by Amy J. Fetzer 3.96 · Rating details · 70 Ratings · 6 Reviews An Irish warrior loyal to Richard the Lionheart must tame a bewitching princess in this magnificent tale of duty, destiny, honor and passion... A Warrior's Honor A loyal knight, Connal PenDragon obeys his king without question. But when Richard the Lionheart orders him to return to his homeland and secure the peace by marrying the most notorious witch in all of Ireland, the brave warrior is shaken to his very soul. Sinead of Antrim has haunted him for years with her spellbinding ways. Now that she is a grown woman, he finds her vibrant, enchanting...and more powerful than ever. If he is to control her lands for England, he must find a way not only to wed her, but to conquer her heart, as well. A Witch's Heart Sinead will not be bound to an Irish traitor who would forsake his own people to fight for England, no matter how great his prowess on the battlefield—or how strong his hold on her heart. Forbidden since childhood to use her magic on him, she has no weapons against the feelings he evokes...or the terrible, dark dreams that foretell his death. Fated to protect him, yet afraid to stay too close lest he see into her heart, Sinead must walk a fine line between destiny...and desire

After years of turmoil, Roderick Cherbon has left the Crusades to return to the home he loves. But the wars have changed him, and the heir who thought to heal his father's injustices has become a vicious beast of a man, scarred inside and out. He will speak to no one, see no one; he leaves the shadows of his ruined keep only under the darkness of night. And even in death his father mocks him: to retain his land and title, Roderick, the Beast, must marry.Lady Michaela Fortune is reviled for her poverty, ridiculed for her dreams, and preyed on for her soft heart. Humiliation and want dog her beloved family, and her pride is an indulgence she can ill afford. Cherbon and its shattered lord offer a solution. But to court a man who has fallen so low, Michaela will need all her grace and beauty to harbor any hopes of taming the beast...Praise for The Warrior..."A spirited tale rich in intrigue, betrayal, ancient magic, and a love destined to overcome all odds." --Hannah Howell, New York Times bestselling author"Grothaus definitely has talent and a true feel for the era."--Romantic Times

Determined to focus on work rather than books, as his father had, twelve-year-old Patrick Waters leaves Belfast as a steward on the Titanic, but the very wealthy Harry Widener arranges to tutor him, drawing Patrick into association with thieves seeking Harry's very rare edition of Francis Bacon's Essays.

Kramer, a founding member and drummer for Aerosmith, courageously tells the world how he has wrestled with depression as part of the most successful rock band in American history.