Moonrakers — Eleanor Sullo

Their romance seems as doomed as the clashing forces of Victorian England itself-science versus spirit, propriety against compassion, appearance over truth. But there's a plaintive cry for understanding under the surface of the cool, capable investigator that rends Olivia deBaine's soft heart and draws her to him like a scone draws Devonshire cream. Nor has Harrison Pell ever met a woman like the lady of the Manor, full of spirit and life, warmth and healing. Not even the shocking evidence he uncovers while investigating the attacks on her father's life can keep him away. Despite secrets and deceit, harsh accusations and ancient evil forces, Olivia and Harrison battle to save those in their care, while treading the treacherous path to one another. Just when their future seems assured, Harrison learns what must turn him away forever. On the rocky cliffs of Devon, the two struggle, grasping for the shattered glass of a moonraking mirror. Will its broken surface reflect a relationship that has grown strong enough to hold their differences, or merely shards that kill