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Circle of Time

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Taking us again to the Scottish Highlands, Lynn Hanna has written another book full of legend, lore, and romance. Kyle makes a wonderful hero and there are plenty of appearances by Matt, Rainey, and Sasha (and Malcolm, Emma, and Angus) to keep THE STARRY CHILD fans satisfied. Chapters one and seven are particularly powerful not only in the writing but in the emotional tug. And for those of you who were delighted with the surprising twist at the conclusion of TSC, Ms. Hanna does not disappoint. Her surprising twists at the end of books are going to become her trademark, I'm afraid (I hope <g>). Run, don't walk to the stores and get this one!

What a wonderful read...............engrossing in nature and the lore and legend of Scotland. Her writing took me there with the characters. An amazing story of survival and the power that love holds on one another. Facinating and intense at one point in the book, so as I could not put it down.
The best an author can do.
I will now go back and find the first book and read it.
I just happened upon Circle of Time in the library. Lucky me.

I loved Lynn Hanna's first book "The Starry Child" and was eager to read the second in this series and boy was I glad I rushed out to buy this book "Circle of Time". Both books are a tribute to the bindings of family, history and the healing powers of love through time. These books are a must read for any mythical romance lover!! Why not as captivating as the first book, "Circle of Time" holds it own and more!!

I loved it! I hope there is a third one in the works cause I'm there if there is. I love how the whole family all once lived another magical life togther in the past and have to correct the past mistakes to make everything right in the preseant.
great read I highly recommend it!

While I liked this book, I didn't like it quite as much as I did "The Starry Child". This book seemed more like a run-of-the-mill romance novel to me than did her first book, which first attracted my attention because of the folklore element. I read the book very quickly and thought it interesting and well done, but I just couldn't help feeling a little disappointed. Nonetheless, I recommend it, especially to those who enjoyed "The Starry Child".

This book ties together the love of a family and the almost special powers of the three women in the story. The characters are so real and powerful. The message is still one that love conquers all.

A bit of a fantastical waste, but an amusing and magical tale in its own way. This is the story of the Macinnes family, a Scottish family empowered with special powers of a sort. They have the ability to commune with spirits, ancestors of old, some telepathic qualities, as well as the ability to conjure up and see faeries and fairy dust in magical forests. The story begins when the father of the Macinnes clan is downed in a horrible plane wreck, and from there the reader is taken into lands unimaginable and fantasies galore. It was a bit too Wonderlandish for me, but a good escape on a quiet evening in front of the fire if you are so inclined. The romance aspect of the story is truly washed up and overused, but the rest of the tale is bouncy and magnetic.