Dateline: Kydd And Rios

by Glenna McReynolds, Tara Janzen

Blond, beautiful, and nothing but trouble, nobody knew more about finding a story in war-torn San Simeon than Nikki Kydd, and as long as the stories had kept coming, photojournalist Josh Rios hadn't minded the trouble - until the green-eyed angel found her way into his heart. After three years as partners, and unable to resist her any longer, Josh orders the wild, young beauty back to the States.

But with her mother imprisoned in San Simeon, no force on earth can make Nikki leave the country, not even the man she loves. With her back against the wall, she makes a bargain with the devil, and prays she and Josh won't both pay the price. Will her reckless betrayal destroy the passion they shared one hot, tropical night...or is one night never enough for two souls entwined by fate?

Genres: Romance, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Chick Lit, Suspense, Ebooks

159 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1990

About the author

Glenna McReynolds was born March 25, 1953, in Lewiston, ID; she studied at Colorado Mountain College. She is a writer of medieval period and contemporary books and romances. She also publishes under the pseudonym Tara Janzen . McReynolds is a member of several writers organizations in Colorado, including Colorado Romance Writers Association, Colorado Authors League, Romance Writers of America, and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. Several of her books have won awards, including a RITA from the Romance Writers of America and a career achievement award from the Romantic Times in 1994.

Reviews

[Pam Headrick · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book...it has one of the best lines I've ever read...a bit Dr. Phil--a bit caveman! "Let go of your fear and...let go of your slip!" Now who wouldn't love characters who say things like THAT! It will soon be re-configured as an ebook...so watch for it!

[Jacquie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this book! Plenty of action, lots of angst, great read

[Jenny Miller · Rating 3 out of 5]

meh... it was ok. there were a lot of times that the story didn't feel very realistic, but i guess it's supposed to be a romance. although there wasn't a whole lot of romance..

[Janice]

aka Janzen, Tara

[Beret Brenckman]

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