Moonlight, Madness, and Magic

Over three hundred years ago, Rachel Dobbs cursed the bloodline of her lover, Jonathan Nightingale, whose testimony condemned her as a witch. Only a journal and a golden locket hold the key to the spell—and in these breathtaking stories of danger and desire, three of romance’s bestselling and beloved authors unlock one family’s legacy of secret perils hiding within the sweetest passions….

Moonlight by Suzanne Forster
1785. Amidst rumors of a dangerous wolf on the loose, healer Katherine Downing finds herself drawn into the seductive embrace of the mysterious heir to Cloud Castle. Michael Nightingale roams the hills at night alone, tormented by the fierce magnetism that pulls him toward Katherine. For he knows the potent forces that transform him into something monstrous can ensnare her soul forever with forbidden passion….

Madness by Olivia Rupprecht
1872. There was no medical reason for beautiful Annabelle Rawlings’s sudden blindness. Nor can Dr. Heath Nightingale explain his sudden, overwhelming desire for the spirited woman. But ominous visions threaten to overtake him, urging him to succumb to a dark hunger that drives him into the night—and endangers his newfound love….

Magic by Charlotte Hughes
1993. When Rusty Padget is called to help the ailing child of politician Peyton Nightingale, she is confronted by an evil greater than any she’s ever known—and possessed by a passion that quickly blazes between her and Peyton. Her extraordinary talents can save Peyton’s son, but only an impossible sacrifice can end a legacy of heartbreak that could keep her and Peyton apart—for eternity….

Suzanne Forster has an academic background in clinical psychology and now puts her energies into her writing career. A #1 bestselling author and winner of several awards, she lives with her husband in Newport Beach, California.

Charlotte Hughes is a country girl at heart, born and raised in the South. She has written more than 50 books in comedy, romance, and suspense, including the Full House series, co-written with Janet Evanovich.?She is also the author of Nutcase, The Last Southern Belle,?What Looks Like Crazy, and High Anxiety. Hughes?lives?in a small South Carolina town with her husband, two sons, and two dachshunds. In her spare time she enjoys reading and gardening.