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Into the Light by Judith Duncan


SHE COULDN'T EVADE HER PAST FOREVER

When Natalie Carter fled her home in British Columbia eleven years ago, she disappeared without a word to Adam Rutherford, the man she loved.

Her return threw her and Adam together again, but the reunion was volatile. Adam was still hurt, still resentful, and when he discovered she had a son--his son--his anger grew.

Then the truth behind Natalie's disappearance, behind the secrecy surrounding their child, came out, and Adam's shield of rage was replaced by love. Together they prepared to battle the horrors of her past that threatened to separate them once again ....


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Beggars May Sing by Sara Seale


Gina and her brother Sebastian weren't literally beggars - but they were financially dependent on Mark Proctor though he was no relation to them, merely their stepmother's brother. Sebastian, at 18 well on his way to becoming a charming waster, saw nothing amiss in the situation, but Gina found her dependence galling and worrying. Particularly when she realized that she was in love with Mark


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Shining Wanderer by Rose Elver


Trying to recover from an unhappy love affair, Jassy Lanyard was only too delighted to learn that she had inherited shared in a faraway estate. Perhaps out on the exotic Suran Islands in the Indian Ocean, she could make a new and happier life for herself. But her distant cousin Ben, who was very much in charge of the islands, didn’t agree.


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Natural Attraction by Marisa Carroll


It was more than he'd bargained for

A week's isolation on a spit of land off the New Hampshire coast was a sure-fire cover story for Mark Elliot's magazine--if he lived to tell it. Before he'd even left the dock, though, the Meyer girls, who were most of his crew, had already knocked supplies overboard and nearly collapsed at the thought of leaving their hair dryers behind. And Jessie Meyer, who'd been promised a bonus and a credit for her photographs of the experience, behaved as though he were about to shanghai her and her three daughters.

Mark was certain he'd triumph over the wilderness, but he seriously doubted he'd survive a week with the Meyer girls, especially when their mother looked so young and inviting.


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