Bell of Eternity: A Celtic Legends Novel

An island castle in Cornwall, a kilt-wearing chef, and a haunting historical legend cook up a magically romantic novel from award-winning author Martina Boone. Emma Larsen’s mother may have been a best-selling romance novelist, but her own track record with relationships was a disaster even before an accident left her disabled and deeply bitter. Caring for her left Emma no time to think about a relationship of her own. It comes as a complete surprise when Emma’s best friend Treave proposes after her mother’s funeral, but she agrees to accompany him to a wedding at his family’s island castle in Cornwall to see if they can become more than friends. The Cornish coast is beautiful and wild, and a lost silver bell from the ruined abbey is said to ring whenever a wish will come true. But as tragedy rocks the small community with a tradition of ocean lifesaving that goes back a thousand years, no amount of wishing can change reality. And it isn’t Treave but Brando, a handsome Scottish chef with secrets and a troubled past, who tugs at Emma’s heart. Emma doesn’t want to hurt Treave, and falling in love with each other is the last thing either she or Brando expected. Neither of them is ready to trust their feelings. But as danger swirls around them, finding the courage to believe in happy endings might be the only way to save each other. ★★★★★ THE CELTIC LEGENDS COLLECTION ★★★★★ From award-winning author Martina Boone, the Celtic Legends novels are uplifting and unputdownable contemporary love stories with characters you won’t forget and enchanting locations full of history, legend, and magic. Perfect for fans of Nora Roberts, Kristen Hannah, Susan Wiggs, Susan Mallery, Sarah Addison Allen’s magical women’s fiction, and Susanna Kearsley’s novels with a historical sense of place, they’ll whisk you away to the Scottish Highlands, romantic Cornish castles, and remote Irish islands. Read them in any order, although side characters from previous books are sometimes mentioned. —- ISBN: 9781946773050