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"Angel Love" gathers six renowned historical romance authors and Karen Ranney for a collection of entrancing tales where celestial beings influence human hearts. Each story blends a distinct era—from Arthurian legends to Tudor England, Dublin’s rural scenes, and the grandeur of the British Empire—into narratives that celebrate love’s miracles. From a mischievous matchmaker in a 16th‑century castle to a guardian angel thwarted by a spoiled debutante, the anthology showcases how angels help lovers find and keep each other in a world where divine intervention feels both charming and inevitable.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: Karen Ranney
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