β Scribed by Roberts, Nora
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
First in the OHurley series
After her race car driver husband dies in a crash, Abby OHurley Rockwell is left with two sonsand secrets to keep. Journalist Dylan Crosby is convinced that there is more to the young widow than meets the eye, though hes unprepared for just how different Abby is from what he expects. Far from being a pampered, spoiled housewife, Abby proves to be a woman of substance, with just enough of a mystery to her and her past to keep Dylan intriguedand wanting more... Roberts bestselling novels are some of the best in the romance genre.USA Today You cant bottle wish fulfillment, but Nora Roberts certainly knows how to put it on the page.The New York Times Dont miss the OHurley novels Dance to the Piper, Skin Deep, and Without a Tracenow available as eBooks for the first time.
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EDITORIAL REVIEW: Abigail OβHurley Rockwell was a desperate woman. Journalist Dylan Crosby was going to start digging up her past for the book he was writing about her infamous late husband. It was just research to him, but to her it was a painful reality that had to be kept under lock and key for t
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Abigail OβHurley Rockwell was a desperate woman. Journalist Dylan Crosby was going to start digging up her past for the book he was writing about her infamous late husband. It was just research to him, but to her it was a painful reality that had to be kept under lock and key for t
### Product Description In this book, "New York Times" bestselling author Nora Roberts brings you the remarkable O'Hurley Family. "Never tell the whole truth, nobody wants to hear it." As the widow of an infamous racing car champion, Abby O'Hurley shunned publicity. Now a single mum, struggling to
### Product Description In this book, "New York Times" bestselling author Nora Roberts brings you the remarkable O'Hurley Family. "Never tell the whole truth, nobody wants to hear it." As the widow of an infamous racing car champion, Abby O'Hurley shunned publicity. Now a single mum, struggling to
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Abigail OβHurley Rockwell was a desperate woman. Journalist Dylan Crosby was going to start digging up her past for the book he was writing about her infamous late husband. It was just research to him, but to her it was a painful reality that had to be kept under lock and key for t