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Night Visitor (Timeswept)
Author: Melanie Jackson

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Publisher: Dorchester Publishing Company
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9780505524232 - ISBN-10: 0505524236
Publication Date: 2/2001
Pages: 368

Book Description:
Beneath the crumbling turrets of Duntrune Castle, Tafaline heard the call. Many years before, the keep had been captured, betrayed. She had heard the tale; all self-respecting Scots knew of the massacre and of the brave piper who had given his life so that some of its defenders might live. But few saw his face in their sleep, his sad grey eyes touching their souls, his warm hands caressing them like a lover's. And Tafaline was willing to wager that none had heard his sweet voice. But he had been slain so long ago. How was it possible that he now haunted her dreams? Were they true, those fairy tales that claimed a woman of MacLeod blood could save a manf rom even death? Was it true, that when she had touched his bones, she'd bound herself to his soul? Yes, it was Malcolm "the piper" who called to her so insistently, across the winds of night and time...and looking into her heart, Taffy knew there was naught to do but go to him.

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Top Member Book Reviews

Anny P. (wolfnme) wrote on 8/30/2006...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

Taffy and Malcolm are extremely beleivable charactors in a fantastic faerie filled plot. The plot is fey but the Taffy and Malcolm are 3-D humans.
Part of what makes this book so believalbe is that it is based on real historical fact and the resulting ghost story that sprang up around a real life piper/hero. The real Malcolm knowingly gave his life for what he beleived in. Moreover, the death he suffered was not kind.
This books just gets better the more often you read it.

Sarah L. (Dawa) wrote on 12/14/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

This is an okay book. I just didn't respond to her style.
Beneath the rumbling turrets of Duntrune CAstle, Tafaline heard the call. Many years before, the keep had been captured, betrayed. She had heard the tale; all self-respecting Scots knew of the massacre and of the brave piper who had given his life so that some of its defenders might live. But few saw his face in their sleep, his sad gray eyes touching their souls, his warm hands caressing them like a lover's. And Tafaline was willing to wager that none had heard his sweet voice. But he had been slain so long ago. How was it possible that he now haunted her dreams?


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Connie P. (Activegram149) wrote on 9/4/2009...


If you enjoy timeswept stories about the fae & fairies this is a good book. A lot of Scottish history too.

Kimberly E. (KimberEaton) wrote on 9/5/2008...


Could not put it down.

Jackie F. (southernmomma4) wrote on 6/26/2007...


very good.

Jennifer H. wrote on 8/30/2006...


clean new book from nonsmoking home


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