โ Scribed by Howard, Linda
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
EDITORIAL REVIEW:
Seven years after their brief, passionate, and painful marriage had ended, Sally and Rhys Baines find themselves once again caught in the coils of attraction and fascination for each other. Reissue.
EDITORIAL REVIEW:
Double the fun?
Stephanie and Allie have a great way to double their Christmas fun. They're planning to spend every minute of vacation together! But then James comes along, visiting relatives on Stephanie's street. James is cute, James is cool, and Steph is set to be his number-one date. But so is Allie! And there's not much Stephanie can do about it.
Because Great Aunt Sophie is in town and she's taking up all of Stephanie's time. Something's got to give, before Allie gets James and Stephanie gets left out in the cold!
EDITORIAL REVIEW:
Sallie Baines has changed since her husband, Rhy, left her seven years ago. She's thinner, tougher, and, as a reporter for a leading newsmagazine, very successful. Now, he's come on board as the new publisher and she wonders if he'll even recognize her. She's finally become the independent, self-possessed woman he'd always wanted--but is he still what she needs?.
SUMMARY:
Linda Howard sweeps fans into the high-stakes, high-pressure world of a top news magazine in this exciting and romantic story of rediscovered passion . . . Sallie wondered if Rhy would recognize her after seven years. She'd lost weight, loosened up and turned her talents to news reporting for one of the nation's leading magazines. After all this time, would Rhy Baines, the news publisher, recognize his wife? Sallie Jerome, a.k.a. Mrs. Baines, had picked up the pieces of shattered dreams after Rhy walked out. She'd become the independent, self-possessed woman he'd always wanted. Only now, she didn't want him. . . . Or did she?
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