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True Horizons: A 2-in-1 Collection (The MacGregors)
#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts presents True Horizons, two favorite MacGregor novels in one special volume.
All the Possibilities
Among the ambitious influencers crowding Washington D.C.'s hallowed halls, Shelby Campbell stands apart from the petty politicians demanding Senator Alan MacGregor's time. Fearless in expressing her beliefs, she challenges his views with an impressive intellect that also captures his heart. However, Shelby and Alan are connected by an enmity shared between their families for generations. Unwilling to let the past decide their future, Alan commits himself to proving his love for Shelby―and healing them both.
One Man's Art
A lighthouse keeper on the shores of Maine, Grant Campbell has convinced himself he is content with being alone, free of the harmful entanglements that bind people. Then Genviève Grandeau appears on his doorstep one night after abandoning her stalled car, seeking shelter from a raging storm. Grant is not the friendliest or most gracious of hosts, but Gennie senses a kindness and compassion deep within him yearning to be free. Unexpected fate may have brought them together, but healing love is their shared destiny.
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All the Possibilities
Among the ambitious influencers crowding Washington D.C.'s hallowed halls, Shelby Campbell stands apart from the petty politicians demanding Senator Alan MacGregor's time. Fearless in expressing her beliefs, she challenges his views with an impressive intellect that also captures his heart. However, Shelby and Alan are connected by an enmity shared between their families for generations. Unwilling to let the past decide their future, Alan commits himself to proving his love for Shelby―and healing them both.
One Man's Art
A lighthouse keeper on the shores of Maine, Grant Campbell has convinced himself he is content with being alone, free of the harmful entanglements that bind people. Then Genviève Grandeau appears on his doorstep one night after abandoning her stalled car, seeking shelter from a raging storm. Grant is not the friendliest or most gracious of hosts, but Gennie senses a kindness and compassion deep within him yearning to be free. Unexpected fate may have brought them together, but healing love is their shared destiny.
Previously Published
Editorial Reviews
"America's favorite novelist." ―The New Yorker
"Roberts is indeed a word artist." ―Los Angeles Daily News
"Roberts is indeed a word artist." ―Los Angeles Daily News
Readers Top Reviews
Dana M. Evans
great size of Book for reading with arthritic hands
P. Blevins
A MacGregor Christmas is written by Nora Roberts. It is wonderful to revisit the MacGregor clan with Nora Roberts. She writes in such a clear and concise manner about adventures in Scotland in the 1700’s as if it were today. She makes you believe you are back there with the MacGregors in their castle and taming the area around them. The presence of the English is horrible to the MacGregors; but especially to Serena MacGregor. How could she be attracted to him? What will his presence mean to them? Nora Roberts capably guides you through the problems the English creates to the fearful first minutes of coming into direct contact with the enemy. The book is a must for those who love the MacGregors and Nora Roberts.
Julie-ann Ford
A MacGregor Christmas is two separate stories in one novel about the beginnings of the MacGregors and how they came to America. The first story, although set in Winter, has very little to do with Christmas and more to do with the history and romance of the Scottish clan during the rebellion and war of Culloden. In From the Cold is set in America some thirty years later during the Christmas season. It centers on the son of one of the main characters from the first story and his discovery of his true love and the battles facing a new America. Both stories are well written, entertaining and easily read with delightful characters.
