The Draycott Legacy (Enchantment & Bridge Of Dreams)

by Christina Skye

Behind the walls of the fabled abbey, Cathlin O'Neill is forced to confront deepest sorrow and boundless love as she and Dominic Montserrat, haunted by his own shadowed past, race against time to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373772629
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: HQN
• Length: 512 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.6" x 1.4" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Great ghost story

Adrian and Giddeon are lovable. I re-discovered these books recently and recommend them. Light reading but fast and entertaining plots. Enjoy it.

Great Ghosts

I had these stories when they first came out and donated them to the library. When this pair showed up I had to have them back for my own library. I was not disappointed when I reread them. Wish the entire Draycott group would be printed in this pairs format! I would recollect them all.

A classic

Bridge of Dreams. In 1794, the fifth Earl of Ashton Gabriel Montserrat disappeared soon after he was accused of killing his fiancé Geneva Russell. Five generations of earls later, Dominic Montserrat finds Gabriel's remains along with a case of rare Sauternes wine inside a recently discovered secret room in Draycott Abbey. To inherit the wine, Gabriel must spend a week with Geneva's descendent Cathlin O'Neill at Draycott Abbey. Neither is prepared for the attraction between them nor the tragic nightmares starring their star-crossed ancestors that haunt them. Enchantment. In 1991 Kacey Mallory comes to Draycott Abbey searching for a valuable missing rare painting. There she meets the current earl Lord Nicholas who she is attracted to and he seems to reciprocate her deepest feelings. However, she also wonders why he is her costar in her dreams and nightmares because they feel so real as if they are memories not fantasies. This is a reprint of two Christina Skye's delightfully haunting Draycott Abbey tales. If you have not read them or have back in the 1990s, these pass the test of time as they remain some of the better romantic fantasies available. Harriet Klausner