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A Willing Spirit

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It takes a very sharp author to write this type of book. The hero and heroine are thrown back in time after a night of dazzling sex, and the hero is possessed by his ancestor's ghost. The scenes between Paul (the hero) and Sam (the ghost) are hilarious, and the romance just sizzles all the way through. I'll be looking for more of Ms. Stover's books.

I searched months for this book after hearing so much about it, and it was worth the effort. It takes a brilliant writer to interweave such complex issues and characters. I'm now searching for all this author's books and have ordered her newest. Wonderful, sexy read

This is one of the most outrageous and delightful books I've ever read. The heroine's ex's divorce attorney as the hero? Oh, but does he ever get what's coming to him. <G> This is a must read, and secondary character Sam Weathers is one of those cowboys who fills the room. And my dreams. This book sssssssssizzles.

Wahoo! Take a modern-day divorce attorney, put him in a houseboat with one client's ex-wife, throw them back in time, and you won't believe what happens next. This book had me laughing from the beginning. It's fast, funny, sexy, and one of the best time-travels I've ever read. The character of Sam (the "Willing Spirit") deserves a book of his own. Read this book!!!

A Willing Spirit is aptly named, because the hero can't make a move unless the Spirit is willing. The spirit in this case is the hero's great-great-grandfather. Paul Weathers and Winnie Sinclair end up on the same houseboat in present-day Oklahoma, where a violent storm throws them both back in time to 1896 Indian Territory. Problem is, while Winnie is sexually attracted to Paul, she has a slight problem with him. See, he was her ex-husband's divorce attorney! The sexual attraction is mutual--and how!--but being thrown back in time sort of gets in the way. Paul witnesses his great-great-grandfather's murder, and then the dead man decides to borrow his descendant's body to hunt down his killer. Winnie thinks Paul is just nuts, and all she wants is to return to her own time. This book is laugh out loud funny. Don't read it in public unless you don't mind staring, because you will laugh and laugh and laugh. And blush in places, too.... Outstanding read!

Ms. Stover has done it again! She's taken a giant step beyond the ordinary to create a warm and witty, truly one- of-a-kind romance. One minute Winnie Sinclair is on the deck of a houseboat on Lake Oologah trying to figure out how she'd ended up in bed with her ex-husband's hunky divorce lawyer Paul Weathers having the most incredible sex of her life. The next, she's being pulled out of a river in Indian Territory, circa 1896, by a couple of disreputable-looking cowboys bent on delivering her to their boss. Paul's morning isn't going any better. He arrives on the same riverbank to see his look-alike great-great grandfather Marshal Sam Weathers murdered by Winnie's great-great grandfather, Buck. Sam "borrows" Paul's body with Paul still in it to apprehend his murderer. When Paul and Winnie next meet, everyone but Winnie thinks he's Sam. Winnie thinks he's schizophrenic. Regardless, she has to stop Paul/Sam. His hanging Buck would obliterate her existence.

This book is so creative! It made me long to go back in time and meet my own ancestors. I love the way Deb Stover writes. Solid characters, very interesting plots, and lots of fun too! My favorite character in this book was SAM! What a darlin'!!

Deb Stover has done it again! A Willing Spirit left me in stitches -- the good kind. :-) Thank you.