Website make over!!!!

Monika Wolmarans, the very talented proofreader who vets my books, is redoing my website. It's been two years, and original design has become quite boring. She has launched the make over. There are still a few pages that will need to be updated so check back and see them. She has really done a super job. I just love it! Check it out.

http://deborahmacgillivray.co.uk


Thank you Monika!
http://moonmonika.purpleraindesigns.co.uk

August 3 is my day!!!!!! Win books, Mike Duncan's CD and perfume!

http://www.longandshortreviews.com/LASR/anniversary1.htm

Long and Short Reviews is celebrating their anniversary with a tour of 27
authors websites, and prizes galore!!


I am August 3 and have a goodie big basket for someone to win that won't
quite.

1. Over a dozen Books
2. a CD of Mike Duncan's beautiful songs, some heard on my videos













3. and a beautiful set of a Scottish perfume, After the Rain.


This will launch to the redo of my website
http://deborahmacgillivray.co.uk

There are a still a few pages to make over, since my site is massive,
but it's nearly completed. Monika Wolmarans of Moonmonika has
done a wonderful job.
http://moonmonika.purpleraindesigns.co.uk/

Monika is a very talented lady and one of the best proofreaders going.
I am lucky to have her to vet all my books.

So check out the Long and Short Reviews anniversary page to find out
details how to win my goodie basket!


Deborah Macgillivray
Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence Winner - Best Long Contemporary Romance

A Restless Knight, Kensington July 2006
In Her Bed, Kensington, August 2007
One Snowy Knight, Kensington, October 2009
Redemption, Kensington, 2010
Yield to the Knight, Kensington, TBA 2010
The Invasion of Falgannon Isle, Dorchester 2006
Riding the Thunder, Dorchester October 2007
A Wolf in Wolf's Clothing, Dorchester June, 2009
http://deborahmacgillivray.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/deborahmacgillivray

A Wolf in Wolf's Clothing book video

A Wolf in Wolf's Clothing from D Macgillivray on Vimeo.

This is the book video for the 3rd Sister of Colford Hall

Raven Montgomerie and Trev Mershan's romance

Coming Summer 2009 from Dorchester Love Spell

Back cover ad for The Brass Spectacle

Coming Sept 2008 - this will be the back cover for The Brass Spectacle magazine

IN HER BED sold to Germany

Droemer Knaur had just bought IN HER BED for German translation.

Japan bought this books earlier this year in a deal that saw both IN HER BED and A RESTLESS KNIGHT go to Random House Kodansha Ltd.

Droemer Knaur has already translated A RESTLESS KNIGHT, which will be released February 2009.

Love on a Harley is released!!!!!!!!

Love on a Harley went to press today. So we should see the anthology shipping next week!

"Bad to the Bone" by Deborah Macgillivray

from LOVE ON A HARLEY
also with novella's from Diane Davis White, Rebecca Andrews, Billie Warren Chai, Patrick Frank
and Debi Farr.

Paperback
Publisher: HIGHLAND PRESS (2008)
ISBN-10: 0981855016
ISBN-13: 978-0981855011

Excerpt....

Jocelyn rolled the bright red car to a stop, staring at the open gates. Presumably the realtor had given out the keys so they could inspect the house and grounds. “Greedy gut Carson will have the skin blistered off his ears for that stupid move.” He wasn’t supposed to hand over the keys to anyone without her permission.

She hesitated in putting the car in gear, unsure why. A strange vibration filled the air. A ripple of unease. Not fear precisely. Unable to define what was setting the small hairs on her neck to rise, she released the clutch, pushed on the gas, and rolled through the gates. Maybe it was merely the air charged from the coming storm.

More likely, it was going home for the first time in four years.

In the beginning, she used to come often. Make sure the house was locked up tight, that vandals hadn’t targeted her. Then as she slowly accepted Watch Hill wasn’t really hers in more than name, she stopped coming. It proved too painful. She loved the place. There was something special about the house that was over 170 years old. It wasn’t memories. Life had never been very happy here―a father who couldn’t have cared less that she existed, drank too much; a grandmother too busy lecturing her on what it meant to be a Bouchard than to show warmth or love. An only child, she had often been lonely here, and in that isolation, she had imagined marrying a man who loved her, and one day they would live here and fill Watch Hill with the laughter and love that it deserved.

“Like so many other things in my life, it was nothing but a dream,” she spoke to the woman staring back at her from the rearview mirror.

As the three-story, white house came into view, she searched for the car of the potential buyer. None was in sight. She made the turn in the circular drive, coming to park directly under the portico and then shut off the engine. Her eyes glanced fleetingly around the outer buildings―the playhouse, pool house, five car garage and stables. Giving a shrug, she picked up her purse.

Then she caught sight of the man.

He was sitting sideways on a black motorcycle, his legs stretched out before him and crossed at the ankles. He watched her with a hooded predator’s gaze that set off female alarms. Even from this distance he had a blatant sexuality about him, the type of man that set any sane woman running. The question would be whether she’d be running to him or from him! Pretending to be unperturbed by his still presence, she swung both legs out of the car and started to stand.

“Damn,” she cursed lowly. She was still in the wool, pencil skirt of her business suit. In order to get out, without half crawling from the small British car, she’d have to show a large amount of leg. Well, no way around it. Standing, she straightened her skirt and tried to appear calm. The man on the bike flashed a brief grin, then slowly stood as she started toward him.

“I’m sorry, but you need to leave. This is private property. The house isn’t open for tours.” She tried to sound clipped, business like, hoping he wouldn’t give her any grief over being booted off the property.

Instead of replying, he placed his jacket across the bike’s seat, then held up the key ring from the realtor’s and rattled it in the air. “I have the open sesame.”
Jocelyn pulled up short. That voice. She knew it. Deep, husky, with a hint of Scottish burr, the kind of voice a woman wanted to hear whispering to her in the middle of the night. She just couldn’t place it. Maybe she didn’t want to place it. Some part of her did. Her heart jumped, slamming itself against her ribcage until it felt bruised from the erratic pounding.

Picking up the jacket, he said softly. “You’ve changed, Jocelyn.”

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Love on a Harley (High Res) from D Macgillivray on Vimeo.

This is the new book video for Love of a Harley. Thanks, once again to Mike Duncan for his "cover" of Driving My Live Away.

Cat O' Nine Tales book video

Cat O' Nine Tales from D Macgillivray on Vimeo

Love on a Harley Book Video

Love on a Harley (High Res) from Deborah Macgillivray on Vimeo.

This is the new book video for Love of a Harley. Thanks, once again to Mike Duncan for his "cover" of Driving My Live Away.

A Restless Knight's German release!

Here is the German translation of A Restless Knight.
"Curse of the Highlands"

So far, it's been translated into Portuguese (Witch of the High Lands) and German, with Japanese to come.

Bad to the Bone

Coming July 2008 - Bad to the Bone from
Love on a Harley

Bad boy Gabriel Sinclair has finally come home. This "angel of sin" is there to shake up the safe, secure world of Jocelyn Bouchard and claim what he's wanted for too damn long.

Riding the Thunder a finalist in The Beacon

First Coast Romance Writers presented the finalists for THE BEACON 2008 Published Division - Award for Excellence in Romance

And RIDING THE THUNDER was a finalist
for Best Single Title/Long Contemporary Romance

Thank you, First Coast Romance Writers!

Riding the Thunder (High Res)
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Comments: 24

Riding The Thunder Book Video goes over 75,000 views!

Riding the Thunder (High Res)
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Views: 75,063
Comments: 24

3rd Printing for A Restless Knight!

My editor, Hilary Sares, just informed me A Restless Knight, just went into a third print run! Challon just doesn't know the meaning of quit! lol

In Her bed a Finalist in The Lories

FTHRW 2008 Lories Best Published Contest

has announce that In Her Bed was a finalist in the Best Historical Romance category.

Riding the Thunder is a Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence Winner

Congrats to Annie Marshall!!

Annie came across my radar because of Myspace. I have made some wonderful friends there. Annie was sad because her husband was going away in the army. I encouraged her to write to distract her. Lo! In a short span, she turned out her first story and its already published by the wonderful crew at the Dark Castle Lords.

http://www.annie-marshall.com

Check her and her story out on her website. Called
Her Highland Destiny. It's a time-travel

So big congrats to Annie Marshall for living her dream!!

Cat O' Nine Tales Review

***** The anthology, Cat O’Nine Tales by Deborah Macgillivray, is an awesome collection of stories where a quirky cat is woven into each one. I love the whole concept of the anthology, especially having my own fuzzy, black football-shaped cat full of mischief and mayhem.

Picking a favorite from this anthology is a tough one, but I would have to say that ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS A HULA-HOOP & A MOTHER ranked high on my list, followed by BAD CAT. And don’t even ask me to pick my favorite kitty! I loved them all.

This anthology has it all—sexy men, strong women, and happily-ever-afters! Oh yeah, and how could I forget the ever present cats that add an element of humor and sometimes even helps to bring the unsuspecting couples together? I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to kick back and relax and read a well written story. If you only have a short period to indulge, no problem, you can be taken away and get that feel good ending in one short story. If one isn’t enough, you have 8 more to lose yourself in. I guarantee there is something for everyone, ranging from sweet to steamy.

--
Amber Wentworth
w/a Amber Dawn Bell
www.amberdawnbell.com
www.myspace.com/amberdawnbell

Long and Short Reviews of Cat O 'Nine Tales

Cat O'Nine Tales

by Deborah MacGillivray

Nine tales of Romance under the watchful eye of some very special pussycats. These are not your ordinary run of the mill kitties, mind, but highly-developed felines who have a firm hold of helping romance happen when people seem to be having trouble finding each other. Hmm, matchmakers in fur suits!

There is Auggie Moggie, Jack, Basil, Cyril, Sinnjinn, Elvis, Edward, Bubba---and we mustn't forget Simon. Simon is a very special cat, indeed, as his owner is about to find out.

A collection of Deborah Macgillivray's award-winning short stories and novellas, plus a new novella entitled 'A Very Special Man', now presented for the first time as a set in this Collector's Edition.

MacGillivray's Cat O'Nine Tales is a collection of hot couples, wayward critters and unpredictable happenings - although all of the different short stories are united with a certain, shall we say, touch of plaid to them. (and if you hadn't guessed... there's a continuing cat presence here, as well.)

In "Bad Cat", sexual tension is immediately apparent as main character Ian tries to explain his complaints (about a demon cat) to his neighbor, who happens to be wearing a black, french cut "next-to-nothing" bikini. Poor Ian does seem to lose his focus, steak-stealing cat notwithstanding.

"Getting It In The End" is funny and indulges in a bit of double entendre and is really a writer's tale - in that some writers will surely enjoy this particular fellow getting his comeuppance.

"Double Double Toil and Trouble" kicks off with the drive up to the old once-family castle, and backdrops in this story - like the thatched cottage, and old history of illicit loves all weave together to produce a mid-length saga with a surprising depth.

Heart-broken Ciara MacIain dominates "Rider in the Storm" for a tale with more dark drama. She is the 'woman with nothing to lose,' but events conspire to assure her otherwise; although we learn a little bit about 'making wishes' that maybe we would be happier not.

"From Devil in Spurs" to the "Blue Christmas Cat", surpise, humor, sensuality, and a gamut of other emotions jockey for position. Felines, (strong-minded, attitudinal felines for the most part) also feature here. And- there's just no telling what will be padding in around the next corner!

All of the stories in this collection are wonderfully readable; the development of characters, backgrounds, and cat behaviors are all effortlessly believable. The stories are engaging and amusing and certainly worth re-reading.

MacGillivray's collection of lively (and frequently Scottish-inspired) romances interspersed with a wealth of humor offers endless laughter and one hot new character after another. From Highland Castles to downtown anywhere, Florida, there's at least one special and maybe memorable story here for every romance fan.

Long and Short Reviews

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IN HER BED a finalist in the Colorado RWA Award of Excellence

What an Easter present!! The Colorado Romance Writers RWA chapter just announced their Award of Excellence Finalists and IN HER BED made it as one of the Best Historical Romance Finalists.

I wish to thank the wonderful lady who run the Heart of the Rockies chapter, and to give congratulation to Fellow Kensington Author, Elizabeth Amber, for also finaling with her Debut novel, NICHOLAS, in the Erotica Historical category.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?ATH=Deborah+Macgillivray

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0821780379

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0821780379

5 Cup Review for Romance Upon a Midnight Clear

ROMANCE UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR – ANTHOLOGY

LEANNE BURROUGHS, REBECCA ANDREWS, PATTY HOWELL, ISABEL MERE, AMBER DAWN BELL, ERIN E.M. HATTON, JILL AND JULIA, DEBORAH MACGILLIVRAY

ISBN# 978-0-9800356-1-2
November 2007
Highland Press
Trade Paperback$9.95
262 Pages
Romance anthology

Rating: 5 Cups


Johnny’s Fortune by Leanne Burroughs

Rosemary Traviata had liked Johnny Fortunato since high school, but he was always way out of her league and barely noticed her. So why is he interested in her now? Did his friends put him up to it?

Johnny was entranced by Rosemary in high school but she was younger than he and what would his friends say if he were with her? He had a reputation to uphold. But now they are adults and things are about to change.

Johnny and Rosemary find their attraction to each other seems larger than life, yet they still need to deal with issues and find out if what they truly want is right in front of them or doomed before it has a chance to grow?

I admire the characters in this story and how they handled themselves and their issues. Even though this is a short story, it left me with a warm, glowing feeling and rooting for this couple to end up together.


The Way Home by Rebecca Andrews

Life has once again dealt Brody Justicea a horrible blow. He is in a nasty storm with fog, ice, rain, snow and boulders falling around him. When he swerves to avoid one, he collides with another car making his already bad year worse.
Abby Montgomery is in that other car. When she awakes, she has lost most of her memory, barely remembering what happened. With no place to go and not knowing who she is, she accepts an offer from Brody to recuperate at his place.
Abby and Brody are troubled people at their meeting. They need to deal with what is inside them before they can move forward with the intense attraction they feel for each other. But is it possible that one of them cannot do that?
Bittersweet describes this story; heartache and tenderness combine to make an emotional read that you will regret it if you miss it.


Heartfelt by Patty Howell

Cela Donovan is having a strange week. She keeps running into a young girl named Essie who insists she knows Cela. Yet, Cela cannot remember this child no matter how hard she tries. What a puzzle it becomes when she meets Essie’s father. The sparks between them shine bright.

Ben Wright has had a tough year. His wife died in a terrible accident and he is raising his daughter with the help of his sister. Now Cela has dropped into his life and he is so smitten he wants to be with her always.

When Ben tells Cela something she does not know; it could be the end of what they have started. He does not want to do it, but if she learns from another source, she may think he wants to be with her for the wrong reasons. He cannot do that to her or his daughter.

Miracles seem to be a part of this story. Fate is directing this couple on a wondrous course that is an emotional rollercoaster. This is a very heart-touching read.


Window Wonderland by Isabel Mere

Ben Lightson is not in the mood for the holidays. They seem to make him even more miserable and cantankerous. That is until he sees the light flickering on the card and thinks he is going crazy.

Lady Vania Dahl is from the year of our Lord sixteen hundred and forty-four. She is in hiding from her betrothed, a prince she refuses to marry. When she meets Ben, who seems to appear out of nowhere, she is more than intrigued with him.

Ben and Vania have come together from two different times and places, yet they have a strong attraction to each other. They allow their feelings to be fulfilled before Vania must flee and Ben finds his way back home.

Strangely entertaining describes Window Wonderland. Such a large amount of imagination has gone into this story. It makes you smile and wonder “hmm..what if?”


I’ll Be Home for Christmas by Amber Dawn Bell

Mitch Ferguson joined the Marines because he loves his country and is willing to fight to the death for it. Death is almost exactly what happens to him when he is seriously injured by a roadside bomb in Iraq. His whole world is now changed.

Annie has loved Mitch since grade school and has worried about him since the moment he left for Iraq. She wants to spend the rest of her life with him, only fate has something else in store for them. When he is injured, Mitch pushes her away.

Both Annie's and Mitch’s life have changed to something they never thought could happen. She does not want to go on without him and he doesn’t want her to see him as half a man. Can this couple get a Christmas miracle to save them from ending their life together?

Such turmoil these characters go through. This is a very realistic story that can happen to anyone and grabs your gut from the beginning, leaving you breathless in anticipation of the outcome.


Counterpoint by Erin E.M. Hatton

Eve’s marriage is crumbling and fast. She and her husband cannot seem to get along. In her opinion he is being a stubborn fool about everything. She works hard raising their children and keeping house, so why does he argue with her instead of helping out once in awhile?

Pete is frustrated and exhausted. He feels that all he does is work, work, and more work but never seems to get anywhere. His marriage is a mess. After another fight with Eve, he decides to go with another woman and ends up in the hospital in critical condition.

Eve’s mind races with all kinds of thoughts while keeping vigil at Pete’s side. She is angered by his betrayal. Is this the end of her marriage whether he lives or dies? A stranger comes to offer help and to take her mind off her problems. But, will that help her situation?

Second chances are very rare. Reading this one becomes unsure whether there will even be a first chance for love let alone a second chance. Very deep emotions run in this book. An excellent soul searching read.


Light of Hope by Jill and Julia

Jacob Richards wishes he had someone to be there when he gets home, a family of his own. He vows, while driving through a sudden snowstorm, that once he makes it home he will start looking for a wife. This storm is so bad he worries that he might not get to play Santa for the town children this year. However, he will be the one who gets the biggest present this year.

Hope Matthias’ life is bleak since her husband left for the war and has not been seen since. She and her son are living with her in-laws, who treat her like a slave. She is so lonely and wants to get on with her life but she has few options to make that happen.

Hope and Jacob form a bond when he needs shelter from the storm. He is alarmed at her circumstance and offers to help her. She is unsure what to do about the situation with her husband but accepts Jacob's offer. Both feel the spark between them and hope it ignites into a roaring flame.

Deception that keeps another from love is such a shame. These two determined people decide to go for what they want against many obstacles and tell a tale of strength and love. A very good story.


Detour to Love by Deborah Macgillivray

Kaelyn Reynolds spent her summers with her aunt and uncle in Kentucky. She loved those times because she fell in love with Morgan Galloway. He was older and barely noticed her, or so she thought.

Morgan Galloway always does what he is told to do and lets people push him into things like a marriage he never wanted to be in. That was before but now he has grown and learned from those times and mistakes. After seeing Kaelyn again, he has no desire to let her get away this time.

Morgan has a glimmer of hope that he never had before of being able to be with Kaelyn after all this time. He cannot see any valid reason why he cannot be and plunges straight in to convince her that they belong together. Yet, with the way Kaelyn feels, does she really need that much convincing?

Being true to oneself is the great lesson this story offers. Follow your own heart as this couple learns to do. A sweet romantic tale that leaves you with a smile on your face is what you will find in this read.


Each of these stories is well-written and will stand-alone and when grouped together, they pack a powerful punch. Each author shares exceptional characters and a multitude of emotions ranging from grief to elation in their stories. You cannot help being able to relate to these stories that touch your heart and will entertain you at any time of year, not just the holidays. I feel honored to have been able to sample the works of such talented authors.

Matilda Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance
Reviewer for Karen Find Out About New Books

Riding the Thunder is a Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence finalist

I was just notified that Riding the Thunder, the second in the Sisters of Colford Hall series, for Dorchester Love Spell, is a Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence finalist in the Long Contemporary Romance category,

This is the second year in a row I have been a finalists for this award. Last year my All I Want For Christmas Is A Hula-hoop...And a Mother, from Christmas Wishes, was a finalist in the best novella category.

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Lost for Words by Mike Duncan - mikeduncan.org, used with permission

A surprise in my mail box!

I knew A Restless Knight had been sold for translation to Germany and Japan. So imagine my delight when copies of my Brazilian translation showed up in my mailbox.

http://www.romances.com.br/site1/edant.asp?codlivros=662

It will be released March 1, 2008 from Romances Nova Cultural

A Feiticeira das Terras Altas translates from Portugese as A Witch of the Highlands, so Tamlyn finally gets to be on the cover instead of Challon.

It's official!

A lot of you have been emailing me asking about Dawn's beloved kitty, Miz Fuzz.

Well, on the 24th or 25th of this month Fuzz will be coming to live with me and Foutchie!

She is 15, heading toward 16, but often kitties can live until they are 18 or older. So the remainder of her years will be spent by playing with Foutchie and getting hugs from me.

I already know Miz Fuzz loves milk in the morn, tuna in the afternoon and dry food through the day. She also likes three water bowls places in certain places. So we are ready to ease Fuzz into her new home with her old routine.

Look up for Fuzz updates from time-to-time. Though Foutchie is not going to let her be one of Robin Owen's Fam books!!

Foutchie will have to slow down on the mine mine mine mine mine mine mine...and learn to share once more.

Farewell to the dearest of friends

Dawn Thompson, author
(1937 - 2008)

Starry, starry night
Paint your palette blue and grey
Look out on a summer's day With eyes that know the darkness in my soul

Shadows on the hills
Sketch the trees and daffodils
Catch the breeze and the winter chills
In colours on the snowy linen land

Now I understand
What you tried to say to me
And how you suffered for your sanity
And how you tried to set them free
They would not listen
They did not know how
Perhaps they'll listen now

Starry, starry night
Flaming flowers that brightly blaze
Swirling clouds and violet haze
Reflect in Dawn's eyes so sad and true

Colours changing hue
Morning fields of amber grain
Weathered faces lined in pain
Are soothed once more in your artists' loving hand

Now I understand
What you tried to say to me
And how you suffered for your sanity
And how you tried to set them free

They would not listen
They did not know how
Perhaps they'll listen now

For they could not love you
But still your love was true
And when no hope was left inside On that starry, starry night
They took your life as carless people often do
But I could have told you, Dawn Thompson,
This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you

Like the strangers that you've met
The ragged men in ragged clothes
The silver thorn of bloody rose
Lie crushed and broken on the virgin snow

Now I think I know
What you tried to say to me
And how you suffered for your sanity
And how you tried to set them free
They would not listen
They're not listening still
Perhaps they never will...

(song Vincent - Copyright Don McClean)

2007 Best Book of the Year winners

Cata-Network announced their winners for the Best of 2007 and I had three wins:

Favorite Romance Novel of 2007, regardless of genre, length or media: In Her Bed by Deborah Macgillivray

Your favorite novel of 2007 (regardless of genre) - In Her Bed by Deborah Macgillivray

Favorite Novella of 2007 (under 100 pages, regardless of genre) - (From Romance Upon a Midnight Clear) Detour to Love by Deborah Macgillivray

I wish to thank The Reader's Lounge for their contest and for everyone who voted for me.

5 Hearts Review for Cat O' Nine Tales

***** Purrfect Romance!, February 3, 2008
By
Crystal Adkins "Crystal's book reviews" (Ashland, KY) -

Cat O' Nine Tales by Deborah MacGillivray is a compilation of romance, spice, a little naughty and a whole lot of nice. Couples that have loved and lost, still hurting from the past unable to let go, come face to face with their soul mate. With a little help of course; from their beloved kitties.

A fast paced novel that you will absolutely fall in love with. Each story is different and very enjoyable in its own way. Humor tends to hide in the best places, along with a good selection of music thrown in here or there. Whether it be healing from a broken heart from divorce, or the lost love in a car accident, or the loneliness of wanting something you can not have, it is within the pages of this book.

Each story was perfectly written. I can not pick out one story that was more special to me above the others. But I will lavish upon the one entitled, All I Want For Christmas Is A Hula-Hoop & A Mother. This story is so beautiful. Keon Challenger and his small daughter Allison were about to receive the best Christmas gift possible. A woman for Keon to love and a Mother for Allison. Allison sent her list in to Santa via e-mail asking for a pony, kitty, hula-hoop, and a mother. When Keon decides to stay and help Miz Leslie set up for the ballet recital, he is smitten with her in an instant. Allison wanted a Mommy more than anything and with the way he was feeling, she may very well get that wish. A game of hide the pickle will be just the ticket. (You have to read the story to get the meaning). Only 3 more things on little Allison's list, has she been a good enough girl this year?

Ms. MacGillivray always pens interesting tales that will warm your heart and make you cry at the same time. In her stories you truly believe love like the ones found within her characters and books can be real. Cat O' Nine Tales is beyond a magnificent read, it is a book that you can curl up with beside that special feline in your life and enjoy many times over.

Deborah delivers a purrfectly written novel with just enough naughty Scots to make you wish for your own braw lad with a Scottish lilt to warm your bed.

5 Hearts

2 time Readers Choice Award Winner

Single Title.com - Readers' Choice Awards

Best Historical Romance

In Her Bed by Deborah Macgillivray

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Best Contemporary Romance 2007

Riding the Thunder by Deborah Macgillivray

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