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|  | | King of the Mountain
Large print romance set in the coal-mining fields of Kentucky.
Kitty Reardon was sunshine and shadow in one enticing package, Ben Cooper thought, but they were opposites in every way. He was rich, the mine owner, and management; she was poor, a coal miner, and union for three generations back. But when his car struck hers on a dark, rain-slick road, and he pulled her to safety just in time, Kitty felt a shocking attraction to the man whose eyes promised both danger and pleasure. How could she press charges for reckless driving when he'd risked his life to save her? And how could she conquer her terror of his touch, afraid he'd kiss her . . . and afraid he | |  | | Once A Warrior
A novel of love and courage written against a background of war ... as timeless a tale as "Casablanca."
Millions of readers around the world cherish Fran Baker's unforgettable novels.
Now, in Once A Warrior, Baker sweeps her fans into an epic family story written against the wars that shaped generations of Americans. A realistic yet sensitive story of love and friendship, courage and cowardice, this powerful saga is filled with rich emotion, high tension and stunning passion.
A triumph of love amid war, of love against all the odds, Once A Warrior is as timeless a tale as "Casablanca." | |  | | San Antonio Rose
As fresh and beautiful a romance as the rose in its title.
Once Rafe Martinez had held her naked under a midsummer moon and pledged his love, yet when he left her without warning, something inside Jeannie Crane died - but her son, their son - lived. When Rafe learned the truth at her father's funeral, Jeannie felt regret at his pain and relief that her secret was finally out. Now he was back and she was terrified that he would fight her in court for custody. Rafe's betrayal still burned - but so did her desire for the only man she'd ever loved. Could she give her passionate maverick the courage to reclaim his family without sacrificing his dreams? | |  | | The Lady and The Champ
He was a man worth loving ... She was a woman worth fighting for.
Walking into that fight gym was the hardest thing Maureen Bryant had ever done, but the painful memories of the father she barely knew vanished the instant she beheld the fighter in the ring. All sculpted muscle and sun-bronzed skin, Jack Ryan was the most gorgeous man she'd ever seen, a sleek Adonis whose powerful physique left her week. But she knew better than to surrender her heart to a fightin' man who'd give her up without a second thought.
One look at the gym's new owner and Jack Ryan almost went down for the count. Yet he knew that beneath her elegant exterior, Sul |
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