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The Tide of the Mermaid Tears
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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   Ember gasped as she looked forward up the shore to see a man struggling in the water. He was coughing—spitting water from his mouth as he crawled from the water and onto the sand. As he collapsed face-down on the shore, Ember lifted her skirt and ran toward the man, dropping to her knees beside him.
   “Sir?” she cried, nudging one broad shoulder. The man was stripped of his shirt—dressed only in a pair of trousers—no shoes…
   Ember shook her head, rolling her eyes at her own foolishness. 
   “Sir?” she called again, nudging his broad shoulder once more. The man lay on his stomach—his face turned away from her. “Are you dead, sir?” she asked. Placing a hand to his back, she sighed with relief as she felt he yet breathed.
   “Sir?” she said, clambering over the man’s broad torso. 
   The man coughed. His eyes opened—his deep blue eyes, so shaded by thick, wet lashes that Ember wondered how it was he could see beyond them.
   “Sir?” Ember ventured.
   He coughed, asking, “Where am I?”
   “On the seashore, sir,” Ember answered. 


Kiss in the Dark
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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    “Boston,” he mumbled.
    “I mean…Logan…he’s like the man of my dreams! Why would I blow it? What if…” Boston continued to babble.
    “Boston,” he said. The commanding sound of his voice caused Boston to cease in her prattling and look to him.
    “What?” she asked, somewhat grateful he’d interrupted her panic attack.
    He frowned and shook his head. 
    “Shut up,” he said. “You’re all worked up about nothing.” He reached out, slipping one hand beneath her hair to the back of her neck. 
    Boston was so startled by his touch, she couldn’t speak—she could only stare up into his mesmerizing green eyes. His hand was strong and warm, powerful and reassuring. 
    “If it freaks you out so much…just kiss in the dark,” he said.
Boston watched as Vance put the heel of his free hand to the light switch. In an instant the room went black. 

The Light of the Lovers' Moon
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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    Violet Fynne was haunted—haunted by memory. It had been nearly ten years since her father had moved the family from the tiny town of Rattler Rock to the city of Albany, New York. Yet the pain and guilt in Violet’s heart was as fresh and as haunting as ever it had been. 
     It was true Violet had been only a child when her family moved. Still—though she had been unwillingly pulled away from Rattler Rock—pulled away from him she held most dear—her heart had never left—and her mind had never forgotten the promise she had made—a promise to a boy—to a boy she had loved—a boy she had vowed to return to. 
     Yet, the world changes—and people move beyond pain and regret. Thus, when Violet Fynne retuned to Rattler Rock, it was to find that death had touched those she had known before—that the world had indeed changed—that unfamiliar faces now intruded on beloved memories. 
     Had she returned too late? Had Violet Fynne lost her chance for peace—and happiness? Would she be forever haunted by the memory of the boy she had loved nearly ten years before?

Sweet Cherry Ray
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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From Sweet Cherry Ray:

   "
Cherry glanced at her pa who frowned and slightly shook his head. Still, she couldn't help herself and she leaned over and looked down the road.
   "She could see the rider and his horse-a large buckskin stallion. As he rode nearer, she studied his white shirt, black flat-brimmed hat and double-breasted vest. Ever nearer he rode and she fancied his pants were almost the same color as his horse, with silver buttons running down the outer leg. Cherry had seen a similar manner of dress before-on the Mexican vaqueros that often worked for her pa in the fall.
   "Cherry," her pa scolded in a whisper as the stranger neared them. 
   She straightened and blushed, embarrassed by being as impolite in her staring as the other town folk were in theirs. It seemed everyone had stopped whatever they had been doing to walk out to the street and watch the stranger ride in.
No one spoke-the only sound was that of the breeze, a falcon's cry overhead and the rhythm of the rider's horse as it slowed to a trot…

"How to Determine a Good One-An Essay on Kissing"
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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   Written in 1996 as a "Sweet 16" birthday gift for a friend...this delightful piece of kissing-fluff by Marcia Lynn McClure will leave you giggling with amusement.  (Essay is approximately 2500 words and will arrive via e-mail, as an attachment to your order confirmation.)

Kissing Cousins
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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   "It won't change your life ..." he said, his voice low and rich like a warm drink laced with molasses. "And it sure won't be the best kiss you'll ever have," he added. Her body erupted into goose bumps as his thumb traveled slowly over her lower lip. "But I'll try to make it worth your time ..."

The General's Ambition
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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   All at once, Madalynne Northcliff found herself mournfully orphaned. Swept away in sorrow, she had little time to consider her circumstances, however. For in the blink of an eye, Madalynne likewise found herself suddenly married to the lethally attractive and ever brooding Merrick Broqueland, whom she had adored from a distance since she was a child.

   Still, although Merrick Broqueland seemed rather indifferent to Madalynne, his father, General Broqueland, was not. Determined his lineage would continue posthaste, by way of his son’s new bride, The General’s very presence pierced Madalynne’s tender heart with fear and loathing. He was a man to stay hidden from and the utmost condition of evading him became Madalynne’s dire circumstance.

   And then, as Merrick reveals the existence of a sworn oath obstructing his father’s ambition, the villainous General conspires further to ensure his coveted progeny. Will Madalynne find the only means of escape to be that of the odious General’s late wife…death? Or will Merrick find no tolerance for his father’s diabolic plotting concerning the woman Merrick Broqueland legally terms his own wife?

 

The Unobtainable One
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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This is the first romance story ever written by Marcia Lynn McClure. Back in 1992, it was a Christmas gift to a dear friend, and until now has only been available exclusively through a Captivating Kisses membership. Get a peek inside the beginnings of Marcia Lynn McClure's adventures in romance by reading The Obtainable One.

The Rogue Knight
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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A VICTIM OF TRAGEDY AND OF WEALTH…SHE HELD NO HOPE, NO JOY TO ANTICIPATE IN LIFE. UNTIL WINTER’S WICKED BREATH BLEW HIM TO HER… An aristocratic birthright and the luxurious comforts of profound wealth did nothing to comfort Fontaine Pratina following the death of her beloved parents. After two years in the guardianship of her mother’s arrogant and selfish sister, Carileena Wetherton, Fontaine’s only moments of joy and peace were found in the company of the loyal servants of Pratina Manor. Only in the kitchens and servant’s quarters of her grand domicile did Fontaine find friendship, laughter and affection.

Always, the life of a wealthy orphan destined to inherit loomed before her…a dark cloud of hopeless, shallow, snobbish people…a life of aristocracy, void of simple joys…and of love. Still, it was her lot…her birthright and she saw no way of escaping it.

One brutal, cold winter’s night a battered stranger appeared at the kitchen servant’s entrance, however, seeking shelter and help. He gave only his first name, Knight…and suddenly, Fontaine found herself experiencing fleeting moments of joy in life. For Knight was handsome, powerful…the very stuff of the legends of days of old. Though a servant’s class was his, he was proud, strong and even his name seemed to portray his persona absolutely. He distracted Fontaine from her dull, hopeless existence.

But there were devilish secrets, strategies cached by her greedy aunt and not even the handsome and powerful Knight could save her from them. Or could he? And if he did…would the truth force Fontaine to forfeit her Knight, her heart’s desire…the man she loved… in order to survive?

Indebted Deliverance
by Marcia Lynn McClure
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Excerpt: 
His eyes stayed closed, but he wore a painful grimace on his face. Perspiration beaded on his forehead and traveled downward, streaking his temples. 
   Chalyce knelt before him, looking up into the face contorted with anguish. “ Race?" she said again, louder this time. His shirt hung open and she could see that every muscle revealed there was tensed. His legs were tensed as well, pushing his body back fiercely against the chair. He was obviously enduring some very intense nightmare.“Race," she repeated, putting her hand gently on one of his legs.He gasped as his eyes burst open, releasing several tears that slowly traveled down his cheeks as he blinked to clear his vision
    "What are you doing?" he asked, his voice quaking with emotion.
    "You were dreaming." Chalyce watched in wonder as his hands, trembling violently, went to his face. He rubbed his face, wiping at the moisture caused from the perspiration as well as the tears. "Are you well?" she asked, truly concerned for his well-being.
    He looked at her and chuckled nervously for a moment, perplexing her. She wondered at the state of his sanity.
    "Am I fine?" he repeated. "No, Chalyce...I am diseased. Diseased of mind and that condition causes a pestilence of my very being!"

  

 

 
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