The Donovan Legacy Series by Nora Roberts 4 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Enchanted. Entranced. Captivated. Charmed. Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789123918263. Publisher: Mills & Boon. Age Range: Adult (Young Adult / Adult readers). Overview. Step into a world where love and magic entwine in The Donovan Legacy, a beloved four-book paperback collection from #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts. Following the enigmatic Donovan cousins, each gifted with an extraordinary supernatural talent, this set combines gentle paranormal intrigue with heartfelt romance. Enchanted, Entranced, Captivated and Charmed can each be read as a standalone story, making this collection ideal for both devoted Roberts fans and readers discovering her work for the first time.. About the Books. The Donovan Legacy follows four cousins bound by blood and an inherited gift for the extraordinary. In Enchanted, Rowan Murray retreats to an isolated cabin on the Oregon coast to make a life-changing decision, only to find her solitude disrupted by mysterious neighbour Liam Donovan, whose family secrets run deeper than she could imagine. In Entranced, private investigator Mel Sutherland races against time to find an abducted child, reluctantly accepting help from psychic Sebastian Donovan, whose uncanny abilities challenge everything she believes. Captivated introduces skeptical screenwriter Nash Kirkland, who seeks out self-proclaimed witch Morgana Donovan for research, only to fall under her spell. Finally, in Charmed, empath Anastasia Donovan has spent years hiding her gift, until single father Boone Sawyer arrives determined to uncover the truth, forcing her to choose between concealment and connection. Together, these four novels showcase Roberts' signature blend of romance, suspense and gentle paranormal wonder, exploring trust, self-acceptance and the transformative power of love. Each story stands alone but shares the same close-knit, magical family, making this a satisfying introduction to one of Roberts' most ch