Novels Abra Tylor
 

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TONI COULD NO LONGER DENY HER NEED FOR LOVE

She had long clung to the memory of her dead husband, permitting herself only working relationships with men.

Meeting the cynical Dr. Luis Quental at his Amazon jungle hospital was an emotional shock. It jolted her back to life! A member of a TV documentary crew, Toni found passions in herself as primitive as those of the tribe they were filming.

Love flamed between them--unexpectedly, almost against their will. But Toni's reawakening turned to heartbreak when she learned that Luis, too, had a burden from the past. His was more than a memory, his was a real live wife....



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LIONA'S FIANCE WAS THE PRIDE OF SPAIN

El Sol they called Miguel de los Reyes, because of his blond good looks, his flamboyance in the ring. Though still publicly unannounced, Liona treasured her engagement to him--a bullfighter of stunning courage.

Only after Miguel's tragic accident did Liona confront his dark brother, Rafael. Once he, too, had fought the bulls. The crowds called him El Sombrio. And Liona could not foresee the effect of his dark magnetism upon her.

Suddenly she felt torn between the two brothers--one who loved her and one whom she loved....

MARISA WALKED RIGHT INTO A VELVET TRAP

It was in Tahiti airport that Marisa began to have doubts. That's when she found that Antoine de Vigny had tricked her.

Her furious protests were brushed aside; Marisa couldn't deny shed jumped at the job. Because she thought it seemed easy, because she needed the money-she had agreed to a temporary engagement. But no way would she have come four thousand miles to marry a total stranger!

"Exactly,"Antoine said smoothly. "I didn't think you would. Yet I'm sure you'll forgive me when I explain.... "


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�FOR GOD'S SAKE, TASHA--GROW UP!"

Ben's last words to her echoed through her mind. The words stung now as they had on their wedding night so many years ago.

Even across the years the memory of Ben Craig, her husband and yet not her husband, still had the power to wound. How ironic that when Ben had said those words he hadn't known how young she was--or how much in love she'd been.

Well, she was grown up now. The old hurt had been tucked away in the secret hiding places of her heart. Only in the night the loneliness crept back ....


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