Morgan McAfee is a Druid. She knows people look down on her because of this, but she doesn't let it bother her. She uses her gifts for good and lives her life as she wants to.

Lord Lance Dellafield is a chief inspector at Scotland Yard. The fourth son of a duke, he still enjoys working and is good at his job.  His co-workers have nicknamed him Lucky Lance because of his success rate.

When Lance needs help finding a superior's kidnapped boy, he turns to Morgan on the advice of the boy's father. He's skeptical, but when she's right, he's impressed. He's also very attracted to her. Morgan is attracted to Lance, but she knows a man in his position, both in Scotland Yard and society, could never have a relationship with a Druid.

When a man starts murdering young women, Lance turns to Morgan for help. Will they solve the crime and find passion with each other?

Druid's Daughter is a wonderfully researched novel. I enjoyed meeting the main characters, including Morgan's mother and Commissioner Randall. The interplay between these couples was well done. The solving of the mystery, though, went a bit too easy for me. I wanted just a little more suspense.

Druid's Daughter is the start of a series for Ms. Hart Stewart. Lovers of paranormal fiction will enjoy Morgan and Lance and the way they come together.