Caroline Cross
Born
Washington, The United States
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Cinderella's Tycoon (Texas Cattleman's Club, #2)
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published
1999
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7 editions
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Sleeping Beauty's Billionaire (Dynasties: The Barones #2)
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published
2003
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13 editions
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The Sheikh Takes a Bride (Dynasties: The Connellys #3)
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published
2002
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13 editions
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Pernikahan Yang Tertunda | The Notorious Groom
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published
1998
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10 editions
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Husband—or Enemy?
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published
2000
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Operation Mommy
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published
1995
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7 editions
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Tempt Me (Men of Steele, #2)
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published
2006
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11 editions
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Tame Me (Men of Steele #3)
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published
2007
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13 editions
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Trust Me (Men of Steele, #1)
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published
2005
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11 editions
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The Rancher and the Nanny
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published
2000
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7 editions
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“Oh, baby, I can’t wait….”
“Don’t. I want you, Chase….” She slid her fingers up the strong channel of his spine to lock in the soft heavy gold of his hair and urged him down until his mouth, hot and wet, latched hungrily on one distended nipple. He hooked his fingers in the fragile lace barrier of her panties and tore them away, then yanked at the fastening of his jeans.
This time there was no slow slide of discovery. There was one endless agonizing second of delay as he made use of one of the packets she’d purchased, and then he was gripping her hips and plunging inside her, the pair of them bowing together as the ache of anticipation became a white-hot pulse of pleasure.”
― Rafferty's Angel
“Don’t. I want you, Chase….” She slid her fingers up the strong channel of his spine to lock in the soft heavy gold of his hair and urged him down until his mouth, hot and wet, latched hungrily on one distended nipple. He hooked his fingers in the fragile lace barrier of her panties and tore them away, then yanked at the fastening of his jeans.
This time there was no slow slide of discovery. There was one endless agonizing second of delay as he made use of one of the packets she’d purchased, and then he was gripping her hips and plunging inside her, the pair of them bowing together as the ache of anticipation became a white-hot pulse of pleasure.”
― Rafferty's Angel
“And then those dusky lashes fluttered up, revealing a lambent gleam of jungle green.
His hands circled her waist and she slowly flexed his hips, a wholly male sound of satisfaction escaping him when her eyes fluttered shut and she gasped.
And then a small, secret, feminine smile appeared on her lips and Chase’s control snapped like a power line in a high wind.
Wrapping her in his arms, he began to pump into her in a slow, relentless rhythm that was both too much and not enough.”
― Rafferty's Angel
His hands circled her waist and she slowly flexed his hips, a wholly male sound of satisfaction escaping him when her eyes fluttered shut and she gasped.
And then a small, secret, feminine smile appeared on her lips and Chase’s control snapped like a power line in a high wind.
Wrapping her in his arms, he began to pump into her in a slow, relentless rhythm that was both too much and not enough.”
― Rafferty's Angel
“Yet as bad as she felt, it was nothing compared to the stark despair she saw in Rafferty’s eyes. It was so total, and went so deep, that it made her forget her own hurt to see it. It was the look of a man who’d given up deep inside where it mattered most, and for Maggie, who was a survivor to her very toes, it was profoundly disturbing.”
― Rafferty's Angel
― Rafferty's Angel
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