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Reviews for Ghost Unlaid
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Sensuality rating: Very sensual
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special assignment of being the one to catalogue rare books discovered in
the old Drummond Place, she discovers something quite exceptional. As she
examines the well-worn pages, she has the opportunity to be introduced to a
very dynamic gentleman that becomes a very appreciated distraction in her
daily life. But when she learns that only a few are able to actually see
him, things really become quite engaging.
Lulach is a Scottish king from the 11th century. Now over a thousand
years later, he has been trapped waiting for a real time to die. When
Julie’s presence begins to awake him there is a certain charm in her company
and conversation that calms him and he finds himself appearing to her quite
often.
Ghost Unlaid is a really romantic story. It was so moving after Lulach’s
real identity is revealed. The way Julie kept searching for answers to help
set him free was an unbelievable story that I could not put down. They way
Ms. Treanor wrote the desire Julie had for Lulach was a true love story.
Often times it brought back memories of the movie, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
It was like a love surpassing all throughout time.
Ms. Treanor’s writing is full of sensuality that warms all the way down
to the toes. Her flare for words made her characters two strong people with
real needs and desires. The dialogue truly captivates throughout every page.
This story draws you into a luxury of times past with elegant amorous style
that allow you to escape to another time and another place. Ms. Treanor has
created a story that is a must read! Grab a chair, and put your feet up,
this is one journey that you don’t want to miss!
Reviewer: Linda
November 14, 2005
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Rating:
8 from
Novel Spot
Marie Treanor has developed some
extremely endearing characters. Lulach has to be the sexiest ghost that Scotland
has seen in a long time! Julie's boss is definitely a man to be hated. It was
characters like these that kept me turning pages in this book. My only complaint
was length--I loved the story so much that I wanted more! Ghost Unlaid is a
keeper for anyone who loves a good romance, or for a dowdy history buff like
myself. Much appreciation for a good read, Ms. Treanor.
Reviewed By Sue
© September 2005
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4.5 stars from Ecataromance!
4th September 2005
GHOST
UNLAID is a tender, passionate, and charming story with a fun touch of
quirkiness. You’ll see ghosts in a whole new light after reading this
captivating story...
GHOST UNLAID is an extremely well written and solid story that was an absolute
treat to read. Ms. Treanor does a fabulous job of pulling you into the story
with wonderful visuals and entertaining dialog. You could almost smell the musty
old books in library. I just loved Julie and Lulach is sexy, charming, and
perfect as our ghostly hero. This was my first story from Ms. Treanor and I
can’t wait to read more of her work. If you haven’t read this one yet, you’re
definitely missing out!
Susan Biliter
EcataRomance Reviews
www.ecataromance.com
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4 Cups from Coffee Time Romance
Marie Treanor writes
with a sensual, intelligent style, giving her characters strong personalities
and engaging dialogue. Ghost Unlaid drips of classy erotic tones and historical
elements that sweep you away from the firstsentence. I was so entranced by the
character Lulach and his rich background. I was sorry to see the story end.
While a shorter length work, this is the kind of read one can fully escape into.
Nancy Jackson,
Reviewer for Karen Find Out About New Books, Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance
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4
Angels from Fallen Angel Reviews
While entrapped in Ghost Unlaid by Marie Treanor you are taken
into a world of ghostly beings, rare books and ancient times. One of my
favorite parts of the story is when Julie finds the key that can end Lulach’s
time as a ghost. Will she use what she finds to send him away even though she
is madly in love with the ghost?
... I enjoyed Ghost Unlaid and look forward
to reading more of Marie Treanor to see if she can entertain and just
plain maintain the enticing story as she has created in this one. I for one
want to read a longer story written by this author -- as Calgon™ says, “Take
me away,” and she did! For a short story this is well worth a look at the
book.
Reviewed by: Wendi
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4 stars from Ecataromance
7th August 2005
Hauntingly beautiful and entirely sensual, Ghost Unlaid
will entice readers’ from start to finish with a love affair that will cross all
boundaries, including life and death....
Not the type of story I would have picked for myself, I found Ghost Unlaid
entirely entertaining. Ms. Treanor has written a story that not only contains
love and romance but also of history and of a ghost that does not rattle chains
or scare people. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this book; I loved how
Julie was able to recognize that loving someone, no matter what they are, is a
part of human nature and cannot be helped. Lulach was the quintessential knight
in shining armor; only he was dead and haunted a library. My only regret about
this book was the length of the story, I would loved to have read more about
Julie and Lulach but I suppose a story does have to end, unfortunately. Buy this
book not only for the story but because it does not have the usual happy ending,
but it was a very special treat indeed.
Sheryl, eCataRomance reviews
www.eCataromance.com
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