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According to the book description of
Mr. Charming, “Sometimes the worst place to hide is in plain sight. Jennifer Sumner is a single
mom with a secret past. At the request of her brother, lead investigator on the case, she takes in a wealthy playboy who is
pretending to be dead. Jennifer walks a fine line as she struggles with the press, who can expose both the playboy and her
troubled past, the playboy who threatens her lonely heart, and the killer who now wants them both dead. Can her brother catch
the killer before her hard earned life comes crashing down around her?”
According to the book description of
A Wanted Man, “Brianna McGraw ventures out West to find and rescue her brother from bandits
who will sell him illegally to the highest bidder. Separated after they were orphaned a few years ago, Brianna has worked
hard as a librarian to save money for the trip. But when she arrives, she realizes she has to somehow come up with a thousand
dollars to buy him back. She then sees a wanted poster with a sufficient reward and decides to become a bounty hunter, accomplishing
two good deeds at once--bringing a criminal to justice and saving her brother.
Trey Morgan's renegade days are long
over. He is at home on his ranch, tending to his cattle, when Brianna appears and arrests him. He is more amused than concerned,
wondering how she thinks she's going to drag him 900 miles through the mountains. To his surprise, Brianna proves over and
over again that she is intelligent and strong enough to make the long and grueling trip. While he quietly observes his beautiful
captor, his discomfort grows when she begins to win more and more of his respect and admiration. Soon, the threat his beautiful
captor holds over him is not so much in the pistol she wields, but the lasso she has firmly fastened over his heart.”
According to the book description
of Loving Lana, “Lana Tate dreams of the day she can leave Wyoming and live in a more civilized
place like San Francisco or New York. Since her mother died her father has been paralyzed with grief, and Lana must sing in
the saloon just to earn enough money to make it through the winter. She worries that if she doesn't find a way out of Wyoming
soon she will die there just like her mother. Taggart
Morgan watches the reward for the capture of the legendary wild stallion grow until it reaches two thousand dollars. Lana
learns of the reward and sees it as the answer to her dreams. The amount is more than enough to get her and her father to
San Francisco, where she can finally live her dream of becoming an opera star.
Taggart expects competition for the
stallion, but he never suspected that a delicate but determined young gal would be the one to stand between him and his goal.
The competition heats up as Lana and
Taggart butt heads. Finally, when they see that neither can capture the horse alone, they team up. If they work together they
can both accomplish their goals and go their separate ways. But the closer they get to their goal, the less important it seems,
as these two hearts learn that love can make even impossible dreams come true.
According to the book description of
Wyoming Wedding, “Shay Morgan has never met a woman he can't charm---ever. When old Ben Edwards
asks Shay to bring his stubborn daughter Jenny home for one last visit before he leaves this world, Shay is sure she'll gladly
come home with him. Rumors fly and Shay is warned that the last two men who tried to bring Jenny Edwards back never returned.
Undaunted, Shay flashes his heart-breakin' smile and heads off to retrieve his bounty, betting the town that he will do what
no man before him could---and within thirty days.
Dr. Jenny Edwards has no love for the
father who abandoned her and her sick mother when she was a child. She has no desire to see him again or any more of his minions
who have attempted to lure her back. Jenny sees men and marriage as a losing situation for women--nothing more than pain and
poverty. She is determined not to get emotionally involved with any man. But she is lonely and dreams of an angel who will
comfort her and never leave her side as she works day and night to heal the wounds of the people of her growing town.
When Shay rides into town he's taken
aback by the beautiful, gentle doctor. He opts not to tell her why he is in town, knowing he must gain her trust before he
can take her home. Jenny cannot believe her eyes when Shay arrives. He is her angel, the very image of the man in her dreams.
Skeptical, she puts him to the test. When Shay passes with flying colors, working round the clock to help her quell an epidemic
on the outskirts of town, Jenny wonders about her vow to never give her heart to a man. Will Jenny and Shay take the biggest
gamble of both their lives and realize that to trust is to love?”
According to the book description of
The Bettin' Kind, “Amelia Morgan dreams of a handsome prince who would take one look at her
and fall in love. Together they would find a dynasty of magnificent horses and live happily ever after. What she never counted
on was her baby brother losing her beloved stallion to a slick card shark. Desperate not to lose her dream, she gambles that
the threat of marriage would cause the card shark to cut and run rather than go through with a hasty marriage to a total stranger.
Alex Laird is no dummy. He calls Amelia's bluff, fully expecting her to jilt him at the altar. Then the question of the horse's
ownership would be indisputably his.
These two stubborn foes go through
with a hasty marriage, neither willing to let go of their claim to the horse. Stuck with each other for the time being, each
comes up with a plan to secure their future. Unfortunately, their goals are once again at odds. For a while, Alex decides
an annulment is the answer to their predicament. Amelia takes a different tact. She believes the only way to see her dream
come true is to make Alex fall in love with her. The struggles that ensue become more than a battle of wills. It becomes a
battle of the heart where dreams are won and lost at the turn of a card.”
According to the book description of
Dream Man, “Dr. Eva Stanford only wants to help her patient sleep through the night. Little
does she know that the old woman holds the secret to a thirty-year-old mystery that threatened the political life of a presidential
candidate and Eva's own family. A MAN WITH A DREAM...FBI Agent Nate Cancaid has a reoccurring dream of a woman with dark hair
and blue eyes whose murder he is unable to prevent. When the blue eyed doctor enters his office, he feels the hairs on the
back of his neck stand on end. A MYSTERY THAT TRANSCENDS TIME...It's bad enough when Eva's patient claims that Eva and Nate
are her married assistants, but coincidences grow too complicated for her scientific mind when some of the clues come straight
out of Nate's dreams. Can Eva keep from losing her heart to a man of intuition or has fate already dealt her a losing hand?”
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