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The first weekend Kate Stanhope's new hotel's open, a guest is found dead in his room. DCI Nick Connor investigates and concludes Kate was the intended victim. Searching for the killer, Nick falls in love with Kate. Can Nick catch the killer before he finds Kate?
Kate Stanhope, widow of a British banker, fails to sense the danger lurking about her when she opens her home in the Lake District of England as a hotel. The first weekend the hotel's open, a guest is found dead in his room. DCI Nick Connor investigates and concludes Kate could well have been the intended victim instead of the guest. But who'd want to kill Kate? While Nick struggles to catch the elusive killer, he falls in love with Kate, in spite of his vow to never love again. But can Nick catch the killer before he finds Kate? And will Nick's clues to love lead him to Kate's heart? | |  | | Never Love a Stranger
Undercover detective Julie Taylor finds murder, mayhem and possibly the love of her life while investigating Paul Martin, estranged husband of a missing Richmond architect.
While she unpacked, Julie thought of Paul Martin next door. She had to admit he was the best looking man she had met in a long time. Get a grip on yourself. He's a good-looking hunk, but you've seen handsome men before this. Finding a suspect attractive is just another sign you need to get out of law enforcement.But as she hung her clothes in the large double closet, she remembered her neighbor's light blue eyes, reserved smile, and the cleft in his chin. | |  | | Wait for Me
Claire Stanhope returns to the English Lake District after a five-year absence to resolve her past. Instead she meets two American men, one who'll kill her without remorse and the other who'll do his best to save her. Which can she trust? If she makes the wrong choice, she dies. This is the sequel to Clues to Love.
"Stop him.! Stop him!" Claire Stanhope had been waiting for a train in a small Devon station near Exeter. She turned and saw a woman running down the platform in her direction, in pursuit of a small boy. The child darted by Claire and reached the front of the platform where he tottered on the edge then fell onto the tracks. Mindless of her own safety, Claire leaped from the platform onto the tracks below. She grabbed the child. Holding him tightly in her arms, she rolled away from the tracks. Seconds later, the express train roared past them, missing Claire and the child by mere i | |  | | What The World Needs Now
Jake Malone has been married once and that's enough, or so he thinks until he meets a free spirit named Carly.
Jake Malone, a successful Dallas businessman is independent, self-assertive and a loner. He's dead sure he doesn't need anyone to complete or complicate his life.
Carly Anderson falls for Jake and vows to change his mind. If she has her way, he'll chase her until she catches him. Several zany characters add to the confusion as she proceeds: a Stallone wanna-be, a "film producer" whose motto is: wine them, dine them,wed them and rob them." There's also Carly's grandmother, eighty-seven years young with her black Lab and her new toy, a shiny red Harley motorcycle.
With so much | |  | | Whispers
Runaway bride pursued by a man with murder on his mind.
Don't turn on the hall lights. A silent voice warned her. Aware she was probably overreacting to a situation that would be explained in a few minutes, Layne crept down the dark corridor toward the guest room and the sound of Trish and Freddy's voices. Their voices grew louder. Be careful.Layne stopped to listen outside the guest room before knocking on the door.Then Freddy said something that froze her in her tracks."Don't look at me like that." Freddy spoke to Trish. "You know what we agreed. And it must appear to be an accident." | |  | | World Enough and Time, A Historical Novel
When it was apparent the South would lose the Civil War, many Confederates made up their minds to leave their homes rather than live under Union rule. The Ratliffs of Galveston Texas was one such familly. This book tracks this fictional family in its struggles to survive the Reconstruction Period, a time so harsh some historians refer to it as the South's second Civil War.
The fictional Ratliffs, like some twenty thousand southerners sail to Brazil to make a new life for themselves. Mattie Ratliff, the eighteen-year-old daughter expects to travel to Brazil with her parents, younger sister and infant brother along with Tom Mahon, her sweetheart. Instead, Mattie's family group includes Tom's friend from prison, Randolph Carlisle, leaving Tom in the Galveston jail.
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