Amarantha

"O, I forbid ye, maidens a', that wear gold in your hair, To come or go by Carterhaugh, for young Tamlane is there." 'Twas not Robert Burns's legendary elfin knight who greeted Amarantha upon her arrival at her folklorist uncle's Cornish mansion, but the dark and wild-haired Tamlane Adair. The Scotsman's languorous movements enthralled her, and the rumors of his nighttime rides across Bodmin Moor only heightened the virile man's mystery. His voice was like satin or silk, sliding over her, clothing her in blissful delirium. Listening, she could almost forget the anguish that had driven her from London, the Jacobite rebellion that had cost her so much. In Tamlane's green eyes, Amarantha could not help but see the danger of the Cornish coast ... and in his arms, its wonderful promise. "There's none that goes by Carterhaugh, but maun leave him a wad; either gold rings or green mantles... or

Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Amarantha?

Amarantha was written by Melanie Jackson. It was first published in 2001.

What kind of book is Amarantha?

Amarantha is a historical romance.

Where can I read Amarantha?

Amarantha is widely available in ebook and print — check your local library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer.

Where to read Amarantha

Amarantha is widely available in ebook and print — check your library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer. Prefer to start a whole collection at once? The Margot St. James bundle gives you ten full-length Regency romances for less than the price of one paperback.