"If you believe in magic, anything is possible"

Heath Cabot-Pierce had grown up listening to all the stories of his grandfather. Everyone else thought him a little crazy, but Heath had wanted to believe in the fairies and the magic. At twenty-one, Heath inherited his grandfather's properties. The inheritance included a special spring and a pool that his grandfather had claimed was the gateway to the land of Fairy. So here he was standing by the pool to see if his grandfather was as crazy as everyone thought.

As he is checking out the pool, he is pulled into the land of Fairy. Heath is upset that he isn't allowed to return home yet. Princess Elena has other plans. She has chosen Heath as her mate. But first he has to prove that he is worthy to rule with her. Her father is going to do everything in his power to stop this romance. It seems that Heath's grandfather had stolen his first wife and he's never gotten over it. He is going to make sure that Heath doesn't steal his daughter too.

Heath is able to get through the first two trials with the help of the Legacy of the Snake. But the last quest her father send him on is a impossible one. He has to get a apple from the tree of life. A tree no one has ever seen.

Can Heath prove that he is worthy of Elena? Will he get to his love in the end?

THE LEGACY OF THE SNAKE is a magical tale of the trials of true love. It involves romance, temptation, intrigue and magic. This is definitely a adult fairytale that will heat you up. This is a quick read that will satisfy all readers.

Reviewed by Patricia McGrew
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted May 31, 2004

Summary

Heath Cabot-Pierce has inherited his grandfather's property in Colorado. But he's also inherited a magic portal to the land of Fairy, and the repercussions of everything Grampa Cabot did there in his misspent youth.

With the help of a duck, a fish, some ants and a talking horse named Bob, Heath sets out on a seemingly impossible quest to win the hand of the lovely and insatiable Princess Elena, whose father really, really, doesn't like him.