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In Spite of Themselves by Elizabeth Barnes

She was nicknamed the Ice Princess

Anne Chapin was reserved, shy and conventional. And she was astounded when cynical New York businessman Nicholas Thayer asked her to pose as his supposed mistress.

Anne was involved with Joel, a man who badly wanted his own gallery and Nick's offer would provide the needed funding in return for a few weeks of her time.

Driven to accept, Anne found it a time of discovery--of herself, of Nicholas and the pain of unrequited love. Somehow she had to find the confidence to melt herself, and Nick, too!

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Jasmine Moon
(1981)
A novel by
Frances Patton Statham




Lili innocently thought her disguise as a servant was a harmless way to find out what the man she married was really like. She didn't consider that her husband would force her to become his mistress and then sell her as a slave before she could reveal her true identity. Before she can utter a sound, Lili is ripped from her pampered life on a Carolina plantation and forced to begin a dangerous journey that will test her willingness to survive and strength of spirit. In the unfamiliar Canadian wilderness Lili discovers that her passion cannot be tamed.


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Firing Line by Elizabeth Storm


The missile had disappeared into thin air

And First Lieutenant Molly Grant was held responsible. Her mission was to find the huge hidden missile and its tank-sized carrier. But first she had a lot of questions to answer from Captain Hank Bennington, her new commanding officer at Fort Sanderson. With both their careers at stake, Hank did not want excuses, he wanted action.

Their joint effort to find the missing missile led them on a perilous search that put both their lives in danger. Being under fire in the field of battle was one thing, but being shot at, chased by a missile, abducted and targeted for murder was above and beyond the call of duty.


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Ransomed Heart by Ann Charlton


'That Jamieson Brat,' he'd called her!

Stacey Jamieson was rattled by the scorn of flint-edged Hal Stevens. Why should she care if he thought her a useless, spoiled socialite? He was merely a security man, recently hired by her millionaire father to protect the family's valuable possessions.

Only later did Stacey guess Hal's true, more unnerving purpose. Danger lay in wait for Stacey - and only Hal could protect her from it.

But even he couldn't shield her from the cutting pain of self-discovery.


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Carved in Stone by Kathleen Eagle

Weary of being typecast, actor Sky Hunter retreated to the Rockies. Battling the elements, he had his chance to play hero to novelist Elaina Delacorte. But he soon learned that truth is far less predictable than fiction! Sky Hunter was no silver-screen stereotype of an American Indian. He was the real thing: full-blooded Sioux -- and as rugged as the Rocky Mountains he called home. Years of playing cowboys and Indians in Tinseltown had left him aching for his land -- for the feel of earth between his fingers and open sky overhead. One look at Wyoming newcomer Elaina Delacourte and Sky knew he'd found the only woman for him. She'd come to research the Native culture, and Sky was more than happy to act as her guide. Only his lessons had nothing to do with nature -- and everything to do with love.


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