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|  | | Coming Home
A nurse and soldier meet during the Peninsular Wars. On their return to England, they face much more danger than they ever did in wartime.
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A Regency novella where a mistaken belief nearly ruins happiness.
When Alexandra Tallis discovers that her witless sister has imprisoned their father’s nemesis, Theo Crombie, in their attic, she quickly frees him, fighting an unladylike impulse to keep him as her own special captive. Despite the brutal beating she receives from her father for her actions, Alexandra continues to yearn for the delicious Mr. Crombie even though she knows that nothing will ever come of her yearning.
Injured and shackled in a stranger’s attic, Theo unexpectedly discovers the woman of his dreams. But how can he pursue those dreams when her bizarre family’s complex relationship | |  | | Innocent Hostage
A tense hostage situation sets the pace of this action-packed romantic suspense. Breck Marchant and his four-year old son, Kit, are caught in a frighteningly plausible situation that can happen to anyone in today’s world. Ingrid Rowland provides the calm presence that holds these three people together as they struggle to right their lives and survive.
This New Zealand-set police procedural/suspense with plenty of plot-twists, brings together two very different people with one aim - to keep a child safe. | |  | | Lethal Refuge
A romantic suspense/police procedural/thriller (!!) set in New Zealand about their fledgling Witsec program.
Abused and abandoned as a child, Celie Francis knows better than to trust anyone. But after she witnesses a murder she's placed in The Unit--New Zealand's witness protection program--where she's expected to trust strangers with her life.
It's Police Psychologist Brand Turner's job to ease witnesses and those under threat into their new lives, and to do this he demands their trust. Then he discovers that someone is leaking information from the Unit and Celie reconnects with her dysfunctional family in ways she never expected. To save herself she must tru | |  | | Mr. Monfort's Marriage
They married for convenience, but it wasn't very convenient.
An earl's daughter and a middleclass businessman come to terms with each other, and in doing so, discover that class distinctions scarcely matter when it comes to everyday family life. |
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