The Witches in Love Collection

4 Fantasy Fiction Romance Stories

by Elizabeth Reed

Self-Published

This book is written in English

Style: Romance Short Story, Fantasy Romance

Published: 5 / 2016

Available Formats to Download: MOBI, EPUB, MS Word, PDF, MS Reader, Text, RTF, HTM 

Available for members to read online in the Reading Room which is part of the member library

STORY DESCRIPTION

All stories are also available to be bought as a standalone single story.

A Witch's Touch
Ethan is left on his sick bed with fatal battle wounds. Now all he awaits is for death to claim him. Instead, he is visited by a mystery woman who comes to his room each night to care for and nurse him back to good health. He is surprised by his record recovery, but even more so by his strong attraction to his new protector, who gives him a new will to live and grow strong again.

To Woo a Witch
Connor continues to turn up at Kaelyn's cabin, determined to get her attention, but Kaelyn is not impressed by his attentions and keeps him at arm's length. That is, until a violent storm takes place and she reluctantly grants him temporary shelter inside her home. Once in close proximity, Connor tells Kaelyn the surprising truth??"that he has seen her in his dreams that started over five years ago, and he is now determined to get to know her better!

The Witch's Torment
Victor is overjoyed when a hooded woman uses her magical ability to save him from his elder brother, who is moments away from beheading him as punishment for following their father's dying wish and claiming leadership of their land. The mysterious woman, Christina, is both beautiful and kind-hearted, and it is not long before Victor falls in love with her.
But Christina is a tormented by a shadowy presence from her past that will not leave her be. Until she exorcises her nemesis, she knows that she cannot be around Victor and give in to the love that she has come to feel for him.

The Witch's Music
Rebecca is outraged when the outlaw Nathan catches, robs and kidnaps her. She has little regard or respect for a man who seems to have such a poor moral code.
But has Rebecca judged Nathan too quickly? Is it true when he tells her that he doesn't have a choice in his deeds, and that he is freedom fighting for the good of the vulnerable people of his land against the wicked Lord Greyjoy?
When Nathan is captured by Lord Greyjoy's men, Rebecca must decide what she believes. The only way he stands a chance of being rescued is if she uses her magical flute to cast a spell that might just save his life ??" and her only chance at understanding her strange attraction to the outlaw is to ensure that Nathan lives.