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A wildly original and sexy debut novel set in Victorian England, Rabbit Heart tells the story of a French temptress who literally loves men--to death.
Nicollette Caron is every man's ideal mistress. Pity, then, that all of her lovers die trying to satisfy her insatiable appetite. Forced to flee town after town so that no one will discover her terrible secret, Nicollette is haunted by the ghosts of her dead lovers as England's top crime inspector circles ever closer.
Renowned for his tenacity, handsome detective Jackson Lang will stop at nothing to prove that Nicollette is a murderess. Powerful Lord Baston is equally determined . . . to make Nicollette his mistress despite her breathless warnings. A .fortuneteller foresees that only one man is strong enough to save Nicollette. But how will she know which man to trust--until it is too late?
Prologue
August 4, 1891
London, England
There was a dead man in my boudoir. He lay spread-eagle as I dressed his still figure in the midmorning's dark. It was a difficult task, as he was a tall man to manage and death seemed to have doubled his weight. I had to rock him back and forth to re-dress him. And with each cumbersome move, I stopped to mourn the loss of my lover with a prayer or a tear.
"Dear Father in heaven, help me," I cried.
But I don't think he was listening, for I saw no sign of his holy presence, nor do I think he was anywhere nearby. Per | |  | | RADIO by Colleen Hitchcock
Every Day People Snap.
We chalk it off to psychotic, schizophrenic, or mentally ill and sentence them to prison. Inside each crime is a common thread. The perpetrator talks about the neuroscience experiments and the New World Order. What if it exists?
When Nick Bolton, Scottsdale radio station owner, enters into a deal with Sherlock, an Ivy League assasin, he crosses into a life filled with surveillance and threats.
Can Nick survive a cut throat world of high tech Stingray Technology and a universal plan for the world led by a network of intelligent god-like leaders?
More than his life is at stake. Yours too. Who s Watching You? No One s Safe.
''Colleen Hitchcock writes in perfect pen...' --Tom Clancy |
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Spirit Dog
by Frances Altman
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 Jeff Martin, his friend, Hawk, and his dachshund dog are captured by Osage Indians. Eventually they escape and find their way home. Due to his unusual shape Adolphus is called a Spirit Dog. |
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