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Sybil Richardson aka Saralee Richardson, is a runt in a family of giants. Beautiful, blond Amazon woman of overachievers. One older sister is a lawyer, another a professor and her youngest is a diplomat. Nearly what you would call short, with caramel coloured hair, Saralee never felt she fit in with her "super" family. So she changed her name to Sybil, moved to Vermont, collected a small pack of dogs, and became the secretary to SOWW - Society of Water Witches. Life is good, not exciting, but content. She does not have to deal with her perfect family, does not have to deal with her ex-husband who only amplified her feels of inferiority.
So when Nicholas Fitzsimmons, a professor who goes around debunking new age witchcraft fads, comes to the small, snowy Vermont town Sybil is not happy. Worse, when it quickly comes to light that Nicholas are old souls from a past life things to get sticky for Sybil. Nicholas is darkly beautiful, very tall, smart, and accomplished. Just like Sybil's family. Once more, she feels those few extra pounds and sense she is a "brown elf" rises. But try as she might, she cannot run from Nicholas, or chase him away with her rudeness.
Add in a subplot of someone swindling little old ladies of the town out of their life savings, you have a wonderful time. Stuart's tale is full of gentle humour, sizzling sparks between Nick and Sybil. Not typical Stuart, but typically crafted
with her solid talent. A wintry tale to warm the heart.
Sybil Richardson aka Saralee Richardson, is a runt in a family of giants. Beautiful, blond Amazon woman of overachievers. One older sister is a lawyer, another a professor and her youngest is a diplomat. Nearly what you would call short, with caramel coloured hair, Saralee never felt she fit in with her "super" family. So she changed her name to Sybil, moved to Vermont, collected a small pack of dogs, and became the secretary to SOWW - Society of Water Witches. Life is good, not exciting, but content. She does not have to deal with her perfect family, does not have to deal with her ex-husband who only amplified her feels of inferiority.
So when Nicholas Fitzsimmons, a professor who goes around debunking new age witchcraft fads, comes to the small, snowy Vermont town Sybil is not happy. Worse, when it quickly comes to light that Nicholas are old souls from a past life things to get sticky for Sybil. Nicholas is darkly beautiful, very tall, smart, and accomplished. Just like Sybil's family. Once more, she feels those few extra pounds and sense she is a "brown elf" rises. But try as she might, she cannot run from Nicholas, or chase him away with her rudeness.
Add in a subplot of someone swindling little old ladies of the town out of their life savings, you have a wonderful time. Stuart's tale is full of gentle humour, sizzling sparks between Nick and Sybil. Not typical Stuart, but typically crafted
with her solid talent. A wintry tale to warm the heart.
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