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Her Special Charm (The Cameo #3)
by Marie FerrarellaThe Cameo - One Special Necklace, Three Charm-Filled Romances! When Detective James Munro found a cameo necklace, he hoped to return it to its owner.
She's Having a Baby (The Cameo #2)
by Marie FerrarellaThe Cameo - One Special Necklace, Three Charm-Filled Romances! When vivacious MacKenzie Ryan met her dour new neighbor, it was hardly love at first sight.
Because a Husband is Forever (The Cameo #1)
by Marie FerrarellaThe Cameo - One Special Necklace, Three Charm-Filled Romances! Talk show host Dakota Delany allows bodyguard Ian Russell to shadow her for 2 weeks.
Down Among the Dead Men
by Patricia MoyesMost folks in Berrybridge Haven agreed that fog had caused the nasty accident that drowned Pete Rawnsley. Only a few old salts whispered that it was no accident at all.
Swim with the Sharks without Being Eaten Alive
by Harvey MackayMackay offers dozens of tips on how to outsell, outmanage, outmotivate, and outnegotiate other people in any field of human endeavor.
Queen Victoria
by Cecil Woodham-SmithNot only a biography, this book places Victoria in full historical context, making vivid the great political events and figures of the Victorian era.
Fear and Trembling / Repetition
by Howard V. Hong Edna H. Hong Søren KierkegaardFor Fear and Trembling, Kierkegaard used the pseudonym Johannes de Silentio, and for Repetition, he used Constantin Constantius. In Fear and Trembling, Kierkegaard explores the faith that transcends the ethical, while in Repetition, he discusses the most profound implications of the unity of personhood and of identity within change - the repetition that creates the rebirth of God in the heart of man, bringing the eternal into the present and allowing the past to retain its meaning.
Judging Joshua
by Mary Anne WilsonJoshua Pierce came home to Silver Creek with a little girl, a lot of heartache and every intention of returning to the big city after his father recovers.
The Cheerful Cricket and Others
by Jeannette MarksA collection of 12 stories about how different insects and animals learn meaningful life lessons.
Streetlethal
by Steven BarnesLA is a teeming metropolis with a rotten core. Here the all-powerful Ortegas rule over their empire of drugs, prostitution, and black-market human organs 'donated' by their helpless victims.
One Good Man
by Charlotte DouglasJodie's only experience with love had resulted in a pregnancy at age 15. Now she has a rebellious teen. The last thing she needs is a boyfriend.
A Texas State of Mind
by Ann DefeeWhen bodies start washing up on the Gulf beach, Police Chief Lolly LaTullipe's world is turned upside down. She's sexy, blond and a single mom, and these aren't ordinary bodies-they belong to the bad guys of the Houston drug world. Enter Christian Delacroix, a dark and dangerous undercover narcotics cop, and you can bet there'll be sparks. As Lolly and Christian deal with the problems and joys associated with the folks of this beach community, they discover the best of all possible worlds-true love.
The Sergeant's Baby
by Bonnie GardnerSergeant Danny Murphey thought he'd found the love of his life, except when he woke up the next morning, she was gone.
Emergency Engagement
by Michele Dunaway"I'm not a hooker and I don't strip bare. I've only done it a few times. I needed the money." When was the last time she'd had something to eat?
Table for Five
by Kaitlyn RiceKyle Harper's got too much on his plate - 3 motherless girls, a father who needs looking after, and a demanding restaurant business. He doesn't need, or want to fall in love.
Cambodia Kill-Zone (The Black Eagles #10)
by John LansingWhen the big brass in Saigon uncover a secret Red plot to reinforce Cong units with combat troops from the Iron Curtain countries, the Black Eagles are ordered to neutralize the situation.
Full Disclosure
by William SafireWhat would happen if the 41st President, while meeting with Russian leaders in the mid-1980s, were blinded in an assassination attempt?
Spring in the Valley
by Charlotte DouglasRand Benedict is the opposite of everything Brynn Sawyer wants in a man, but why can't she stop thinking about him and his son?
The Late Bloomer's Baby
by Kaitlyn RiceCallie Taylor's infertility treatments had finally paid off - after she and her husband split up. It's time to sign the divorce papers now...
Almost Heaven
by Charlotte DouglasSix years ago, she left Pleasant Valley to follow a dream, and now she's back, knee-deep in a nightmare...
Homeward Bound
by Marin ThomasHeather Henderson swore never to return to the one-horse Texas town where she'd raised hell as a teenager, but then she gets some unexpected news...
Irish Gold
by Andrew M. GreeleyThe veteran Greeley plots this latest work with some admirable cunning, which shows up clearly in a highly believable trading expos and in the exacting re-creation of the supposed death of an enigmatic crime lord from Capone-era Chicago. Unfortunately, it all counts for naught beside the truly tiresome twosome around whom this third book in a series (after Irish Gold and Irish Lace) revolves. Nuala Anne McGrail is an Irish beauty with a fine singing voice, all kinds of sexy outfits, a job as an accountant and the gift of second sight. She talks dirty, likes to be fondled and must be the least likely virgin featured in recent literature. Her dutiful betrothed is Dermot Coyne, who also doubles as the narrator. A former commodities trader who's now a bestselling author, Dermot is currently under investigation for the $3 million he netted during his brief trading days. When Nuala "sees" an empty coffin in a cemetery plot, the hunt for a missing corpse is on. The shooting death of Jimmy Sullivan, onetime rival to Al Capone, emerges as just the kind of long-unexplained mystery that exactly suits Nuala's otherworldly gifts and Dermot's dogged legwork. Dermot's trial is fun, and so is Jimmy's turbulent history. But the lovers' dialogue is laughable with its lewd promises for the upcoming wedding night. And then there's Dermot's continuous declarations of his endless devotion and the lustful attention Nuala elicits from every breathing male in Chicago. One might be tempted to opine that Greeley knows less about love (or lust) than he might think. Library Journal
She and Allan
by H. Rider HaggardIn Haggard's canon, this book was inevitable. It was destiny that his two greatest characters, both located in the Dark Continent, should meet.
Rite of Spring
by Andrew M. GreeleyChicago attorney Brendan Ryan is a classic "Quiet Man" but passion can transform even the mildest man into a fierce fighter ready to ruthlessly defend the woman he loves.