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Now Rosalind is to be married to the rangy, obdurate, plain-spoken Sam Garrison, a copper baron from Montana, and the last thing Rosalind wants is Julianne at the wedding. But family will talk — so she’s vastly relieved when Julianne proves to be mannerly, and presentable, even beautiful, in her dowdy clothes. There is even something about her that pricks Sam Garrison’s interest as well — to the point where, when Rosalind balks at walking down the aisle, and Sam swears he’ll marry any of the wedding guests who will have him — Julianne steps in and accepts the offer.
And now Sam, who didn’t expect anyone to take him up on it, now must cope with the furious father of the bride who won’t hesitate to kill him; a lucrative business deal gone sour, a jilted bride seeking vengeance, and a beautiful burden who could easily tempt him beyond all restraint and become his Montana mistress for real.
Originally published June 1990 by Zebra Books.
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She is confused about what she wants and with whom. But she has a newspaper to run. And a cause to fight. She has no time for men, even less time for romance. And besides, her short-lived marriage to her husband Frank taught her that men don’t like independent women and that love is fleeting, love can’t be trusted, love doesn’t last.
Until Logan begins his sensual assault. He’s waited far too long, and he’s determined to have Maggie this time. But forces are at work to narrow her choices and hem her in: a trusted colleague is shot; her business is torched; her valuable range land is set on fire, things Logan can’t protect her from. Things so insidious, she almost doesn’t dare to try to root out the truth.
Originally published November 1989 in mass market paperback Zebra Heartfire Romance.
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Rake is no woman’s knight errant, but he knows trouble when he sees it. And he knows he’s only letting himself in for more trouble when he rescues her. It means their being together in close quarters until she’s ready to tell him the truth.
With every minute, he questions that she’s even a nun — her eyes are too desperate, she’s too beautiful and she hasn’t once uttered a prayer.. Give her one thing: disguising herself as a nun is a sure way to keep a man at a far distance. But not here, not with him, not with that sharp tongue, unbelievable story, and lovely face. He promises himself he’ll only keep her until he gets to the truth, but even if she confesses everything, can he really let her go?
Originally published August 1991 by Zebra Books.
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