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Reviews for In Sunshine
or in Shadow
by Cynthia Owens
If you adore the stormy heroes of "Wuthering Heights" and "Jane
Eyre" (and who doesn't?) you'll be entranced by Cynthia Owens'
passionate story of Ireland after the Great Famine, and David Burke
- a man from America with a hidden past and a secret name. Only one
woman, the fiery, luscious Siobhan, can unlock the bonds that
imprison him. Highly recommended for those who love classic romance
and an action-packed story.
Maggie Davis, AKA Katherine Deauxville
September 2006

Siobhan Desmond is a simple woman with simple hopes and dreams for
her future. Born in Ireland she spends her days eking out a living
as best she can and mourning the loss of her husband and her
brother. What she wishes for the most is peace, for herself and
those around her.
Rory O’Brien is also in search of peace. Returning to the village of
his birth, he plans to right the past wrongs and forget the past. He
hides his identity under an assumed name hoping that no one will
recognize the boy he was in the man he has become.
Neither Rory nor Siobhan are searching for love, but a chance
meeting brings them together. Old ghosts rise to hunt them both and
secrets reveled will stress the bonds of their love. Will Rory and
Siobhan be able to lay the past to rest and move on? Or will the
shadows rise and claim them both?
The characters are nicely well rounded and classically Irish. This
was a classic romance told in a sweetly old fashioned way.
Meme
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance, 3 Cups
Reviewer for Karen Find Out About New Books
October 2006

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