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|  | | A Plane Proposal
A Plane Proposal is a contemporary romance with slightly rougher edges than your mother's romantic fiction. The hero/heroine aren't always perfect and when they are imperfect there are consequences. In this story, love might not get a chance to find a way.
Garnet Steele (yes, it sounds like an engagement ring) has a very orderly and satisfying life. She loves her career, her friends are as well chosen as her art work. She travels, she shops, she keeps very, very busy. There is no room in her life for men, for romance, for love. br />
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And then he returns, the man who broke her heart. He muscles his way in and disrupts everything in her tidy world. While he is knocking down all the walls she has so carefully constructed, someone with a grudge against her company threatens to knock down far more. /p | |  | | Calling All Hearts
Scottie McArdle had a policeman's pedigree. The blue was in her blood, her devotion was to the badge. There was nothing else in her life but the People of New York City, until the day she found herself in the line of a different kind of duty; meeting a man who wanted her to protect him from himself, to serve his need not to die alone. In exchange she would have wealth, power, children, but no love. Can she give up all...for one?
Scottie McArdle had never known the love of family until she met the Howards. When they asked her to distract their eldest son before he made what could literally be a fatal mistake, she had no idea that she'd be asked to make decisions that could affect her for the rest of her life.
Lane Howard was rich, handsome, powerful, miserable and dying. He blamed all women for the actions of the woman he could not forget. Despite Scottie's willingness to do whatever would make the all too few and all too precious months of his life happy ones, he doubted | |  | | Learning to Be Irish
Daire's grandfather left her more than a house in Ireland. He left her a passport to her heritage, how to make happiness with harp strings and a pocketful of emeralds. He might have also left her the one man who could teach her what it meant to be Irish.
Daire Arlen's grandfather left her a house in Northern Ireland, but it was far more than just four walls and a hearth, it was passage back to her heritage, a chance to pull the curtain back on her past, to see more than just the roads and hills and shops in the country where her father was born. It was a chance to dip her soul in the magic of her homeland. br />
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Sitting upon that family stone was another gift from her grandfather, perhaps the one man in the world who could teach her to appreciate the house, the country, the magic, to teach her what it means to be Irish.
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How much would you sacrifice for love? If you had the power to protect someone you loved, even if it meant he'd hate you forever, would you?
Fiona has loved Tremaine since she first understood what made a girl's heart do a little dance inside. He's handsome, successful, charming, moody, needy, and completely clueless. He loves Paullette, who is not above stepping on his heart to get where she thinks she belongs. Fiona has the power to stop the romance, and achieve everything she's ever dreamed about, but sacrifices her chance of happiness for the hope of his. br />
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Dane has the power to take Fiona's life from bleak to bright even though his heart lies elsewhere, and he sacrifices his happiness to help hers. br />
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Frances had lived her life in the shadow of beautiful parents and small town ambitions. A lucky raffle ticket opens a new window; a wide, new world. That world has its shadows, too, and one of them casts a long, dark, and strangely familiar shape over her, a shape that rewrites her history. Can it change her future, as well?
Fran Smith has always lived in the shadows of her good looking parents, and their larger than life tragedy. Plain, quiet, hardworking and devoted to her mother, Fran's never aspired to anything more than being a good daughter. When she wins a trip to the place where her mother grew up, Hawaii, she cannot believe her good luck. br />
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When Cricket Royal sees his former lover, his brother's wife, the woman who absconded with hundreds of thousands of dollars and abandoned a two year old daughter, he cannot believe his good luck.br />
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When Fran tries to conv |
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Carson Chance, P.I., Over the Edge
by N Brown
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 This is a sentimental and epic story about a young man, injured in the Viewnam War, who returns to Dallas, Texas, in 1964, and begins rebuilding his life. Set against the rock and roll era of the early 1960’s, when casual sex and recreational drugs w |
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