The Way U Look Tonight
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In ‘Til There Was U, Dianne Castell introduced the strong, family-centered O’Fallon clan, Mississippi men who are always there for each other. When Rory O’ Fallon discovers a beautiful baby girl on his front porch, he’s determined to find the little girl’s mother. To do that, he’ll have to call his sons home to O’Fallon’s Landing. KEEFE Keefe O’Fallon might be the newest hunk on the soap opera circuit, but to him, family is everything. That’s why he’s headed back to O’Fallon’s Landing to help his dad find baby Bonnie’s mother. He’s had enough of the press hounding his every move, and escaping to the backwaters of the Mississippi River seems the perfect answer—especially when he gets a look at the sassy, beautiful nanny. She’s terrific with little Bonnie and Keefe is wildly attracted to her…until he finds out she’s not the nanny at all. She’s the enemy. The impossible, irresistible, very desirable enemy… Keefe might be hell-bent on keeping his private life private, but Callie has other plans for the sexy new star. She needs an exclusive interview for Soap Scoops magazine so she can finance her kid sister’s education. At least that’s her plan until she actually meets Keefe, a real man of the Mississippi with the kind of good-natured charm and fiery kisses that would scorch the pages of her magazine. And suddenly, Callie has to choose between keeping her job and keeping Keefe…

Before You Say Goodbye
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From the moment Aussie Internet entrepreneur Benn Morrison opened the California mystery writer's solicitous message he knew she would change his life. Classy, sexy and erudite, she defined desirable womanhood. Now six months on they are flying half way round the globe to 'meet' on neutral ground: London. Can their affair of words survive the delivery of the package upon which his future depends? Ripped apart before they have the chance to find out, they are left to solve what just may be a mystery costing them their lives.

The Cop's Convenient Bride
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Wanted: wife for a cop! McGrath, Alaska is remote, but downright civilised compared to the bush where she grew up. Which is why Scout escaped to California as soon as she could. Now she’s back in a place where sled dogs outnumber humans. It’s a great place to set up a new branch of her dating agency – right? Malachy MacCullagh is an old friend who once might have been more. But when he laughs at her agency idea, Scout’s determined to show him that it works. She’ll find the long-time bachelor a bride! She just didn’t expect it to be her…

Jaded
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LOVE AT PADDINGTON
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an excerpt from: CHAPTER I. Children had been sent off to Sunday school, and the more conscientious reached that destination; going in, after delivering awful threats and warnings to those who preferred freedom of thought and a stroll down Edgware Road in the direction of the Park. As a consequence, in the streets off the main thoroughfare leading to Paddington Station peace and silence existed, broken only by folk who, after the principal meal of the week, talked in their sleep. Praed Street was different. Praed Street plumed itself on the fact that it was always lively, ever on the move, occasionally acquainted with royalty. Even on a Sunday afternoon, and certainly at all hours of a week-day, one could look from windows at good racing, generally done by folk impeded by hand luggage who, as they ran, glanced suspiciously at every clock, and gasped, in a despairing way, 'We shall never do it!' or, optimistically, 'We shall only just do it!' or, with resignation, 'Well, if we lose this one we shall have to wait for the next.' Few establishments were open in Praed Street, shutters were up at the numerous second-hand shops, and at the hour of three o'clock p.m. the thirst for journals at E. G. Mills's (Established 1875) was satisfied; the appetite for cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco had scarcely begun. Now and again a couple of boys, who had been reading stories of wild adventure in the Rocky Mountains, dashed across the road, upset one of Mrs. Mills's placard boards, and flew in opposite directions, feeling that although they might not have equalled the daring exploits of their heroes in fiction, they had gone as far as was possible in a country hampered by civilization. 'Young rascals!' said Mrs. Mills, coming back after repairing one of these outrages. The shop had a soft, pleasing scent of tobacco from the brown jars, marked in gilded letters 'Bird's Eye' and 'Shag' and 'Cavendish,' together with the acrid perfume of printer's ink. 'Still, I suppose we were all young once. Gertie,' raising her voice, 'isn't it about time you popped upstairs to make yourself good-looking? There's no cake in the house, and that always means some one looks in unexpectedly to tea.' No answer. 'Gertie! Don't you hear me when I'm speaking to you?' 'Beg pardon, aunt. I was thinking of something else.' 'You think too much of something else, my dear,' said Mrs. Mills persuasively. 'I was saying to a customer, only yesterday, that you don't seem able lately to throw off your work when you've finished. You keep on threshing it out in your mind. And it's all very well, to a certain extent, but there's a medium in all things.' Mrs. Mills went to the half-open door, that was curtained only in regard to the lower portion. 'Trimming a hat,' she cried protestingly. 'Oh, my dear, and to think your mother was a Wesleyan Methodist. Before she came to London, I mean.' Her niece surveyed the work at arm's length. 'I've done all I want to do to it,' she said. Mrs. Mills ordered the hat to be put on that she might ascertain whether it suited, and this done, and guarded approval given, asked to be allowed to try it on her own head. Here, again, the results, inspected in the large mirror set in a narrow wooden frame above the mantelpiece, gained commendation; Mrs. Mills declared she would feel inclined to purchase a similar hat, only that Praed Street might say she was looking for a second husband. Besides, she never went out. 'Your poor mother was just as handy with her needle as what you are. We'd go along together to have a look at the shops in Oxford Street, and the moment she returned home, she'd set to work, and alter something to make it look fashionable.' Mrs. Mills sighed. 'Little good it brought her, though, in the long run.' 'I am sure,' remarked the girl quickly, 'it never brought her any harm.'

Innocence
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Margaret was the spoiled teenaged daughter of wealthy parents, condemned to a life within the confines of her bedroom due to an illness for which there was no cure. She did not want a nurse, but her parents insisted and hired a buxom lass not much older than she. It was the nurse who introduced her to the joy of lesbian love, while 'loving' her father at the same time. She had no use for the cousin who moved in, uninvited, but then, the difference in his anatomy was interesting...

Deadham Hard
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·  BOOK I. THE HOUSE OF THE TAMARISKS CHAPTER I. TELLING HOW, UNDER STRESS OF CIRCUMSTANCE, A HUMANIST TURNED HERMIT CHAPTER II. ENTER A YOUNG SCHOLAR AND GENTLEMAN OF A HAPPY DISPOSITION AND GOOD PROSPECTS CHAPTER III. THE DOUBTFULLY HARMONIOUS PARTS OF A WHOLE CHAPTER IV. WATCHERS THROUGH THE SMALL HOURS CHAPTER V. BETWEEN RIVER AND SEA CHAPTER VI. IN WHICH THE PAST LAYS AN OMINOUS HAND ON THE PRESENT CHAPTER VII. A CRITIC IN CORDUROY ·  BOOK II. THE HARD SCHOOL OF THINGS AS THEY ARE CHAPTER I. IN MAIDEN MEDITATION CHAPTER II. WHICH CANTERS ROUND A PARISH PUMP CHAPTER III. A SAMPLING OF FREEDOM CHAPTER IV. OUT ON THE BAR CHAPTER V. WHEREIN DAMARIS MAKES SOME ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE HIDDEN WAYS OF MEN CHAPTER VI. RECOUNTING AN ASTONISHING DEPOSITION CHAPTER VII. A SOUL AT WAR WITH FACT CHAPTER VIII. TELLING HOW TWO PERSONS, OF VERY DIFFERENT MORAL CALIBRE, WERE COMPELLED TO WEAR THE FLOWER OF HUMILIATION IN THEIR RESPECTIVE BUTTONHOLES CHAPTER IX. AN EXPERIMENT IN BRIDGE-BUILDING OF WHICH TIME ALONE CAN FIX THE VALUES CHAPTER X. TELLING HOW MISS FELICIA VERITY UNSUCCESSFULLY ATTEMPTED A RESCUE CHAPTER XI. IN WHICH DAMARIS RECEIVES INFORMATION OF THE LOST SHOES AND STOCKINGS—ASSUMPTION OF THE GOD-HEAD CHAPTER XII. CONCERNING A SERMON WHICH NEVER WAS PREACHED AND OTHER MATTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST ·  BOOK III. THE WORLD BEYOND THE FOREST CHAPTER I. AN EPISODE IN THE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE MAN WITH THE BLUE EYES CHAPTER II. TELLING HOW DAMARIS RENEWED HER ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE BELOVED LADY OF HER INFANCY CHAPTER III. WHICH CONCERNS ITSELF, INCIDENTALLY, WITH THE GRIEF OF A VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCE AND THE RECEPTION OF A BELATED CHRISTMAS GREETING CHAPTER IV. BLOWING OF ONE'S OWN TRUMPET PRACTISED AS A FINE ART CHAPTER V. IN WHICH HENRIETTA PULLS THE STRINGS CHAPTER VI. CARNIVAL—AND AFTER CHAPTER VII. TELLING HOW DAMARIS DISCOVERED THE TRUE NATURE OF A CERTAIN SECRET TO THE DEAR MAN WITH THE BLUE EYES CHAPTER VIII. FIDUS ACHATES CHAPTER IX. WHICH FEATURES VARIOUS PERSONS WITH WHOM THE READER IS ALREADY ACQUAINTED CHAPTER X. WHICH IT IS TO BE FEARED SMELLS SOMEWHAT POWERFULLY OF BILGE WATER CHAPTER XI. WHEREIN DAMARIS MEETS HERSELF UNDER A NOVEL ASPECT CHAPTER XII. CONCERNING ITSELF WITH A GATHERING UP OP FRAGMENTS CHAPTER XIII. WHICH RECOUNTS A TAKING OF SANCTUARY ·  BOOK IV. THROUGH SHADOWS TOWARDS THE DAWN CHAPTER I. WHICH CARRIES OVER A TALE OF YEARS, AND CARRIES ON CHAPTER II. RECALLING, IN SOME PARTICULARS, THE EASIEST RECORDED THEFT IN HUMAN HISTORY CHAPTER III. BROTHER AND SISTER CHAPTER IV. WHEREIN MISS FELICIA VERITY CONCLUSIVELY SHOWS WHAT SPIRIT SHE IS OF CHAPTER V. DEALING WITH EMBLEMS, OMENS AND DEMONSTRATIONS CHAPTER VI. SHOWING HOW SIR CHARLES VERITY WAS JUSTIFIED OF HIS LABOURS CHAPTER VII. TELLING HOW CHARLES VERITY LOOKED ON THE MOTHER OF HIS SON CHAPTER VIII. CHAPTER THE EIGHTH WHICH IS ALSO CHAPTER THE LAST an excerpt from: CHAPTER I. TELLING HOW, UNDER STRESS OF CIRCUMSTANCE, A HUMANIST TURNED HERMIT A peculiar magic resides in running water, as every student of earth-lore knows. There is high magic, too, in the marriage of rivers, so that the spot where two mingle their streams is sacred, endowed with strange properties of evocation and of purification. Such spots go to the making of history and ruling of individual lives; but whether their influence is not more often malign than beneficent may be, perhaps, open to doubt.

Home Sweet Home
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R.G. Bargy's first erotic novel, Home Sweet Home is a tale of mostly consensual erotic bondage. Meet Tasha, a successful business woman who gets her sexual fulfiment from self bondage and enforced mechanical stimulation. Mel, her housemate, who prefers latex and strict bondage without the sexual overtones, and Andrew, the enigmatic workmate of Mel's who invites himself in and worms his way into Tasha's confidence. Will Tasha succumb to his charms and accept his dominance, or will she hold onto her independance and self-gratification? Or maybe she has latent lesbian feelings for Mel? An unusual menage-a-trois with high charged sexuality and strict bondage, plus another unwelcome intruder who gets more than he bargained for.

One Last Look
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Linda Lael Miller ignites the combustible passion between attorney Clare Westbrook and homicide detective Tony Sonterra in this page-turning conclusion to her bestselling trilogy of 'heart-stopping suspense' (Winter Haven News, FL). A senseless murder. A sizzling adventure. Clare Westbrook is a survivor who built her law practice from sheer determination -- and an unexpected inheritance. Now Clare, carrying her lover Tony Sonterra's child, has taken the biggest risk of all: saying 'yes' to his marriage proposal and finally burying her lifelong commitment phobia. So why is fear running through her veins and haunting her dreams? Sonterra is fired up to leave Phoenix for small-town Arizona, to replace the town's missing police chief and target a lethal desert crime ring. Clare's willing to stand by her man, but her fiancé won't be the only one flirting with danger on the job: as a special investigator for the D.A.'s office, Clare is plunged into a race to find a missing child whose mother was murdered -- a hot case that puts Clare's safety, and that of her unborn child, on the edge. For in a place where secrets have nowhere to hide, the promise of Clare's bright future could vanish in the blink of an eye....

Starmen
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Jody and Berny are grateful, they really are, that they have the opportunity to spend two fun filled months at the remote health club/island where they can find their inner beauty. But it's damned hard work dropping those unwanted pounds! They'd imagined food. They'd dreamed of food! They hadn't expected to start hallucinating about aliens, though. And they certainly hadn't expected to be 'rescued' from their expensive vacation by two hunky aliens that were laboring under the wrongful conclusion that they were being tortured.