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Golden Night
From the award-winning, national bestselling author of Bittersweet comes the first book in a thrilling new trilogy of romantic suspense. . .
A Missing Heirloom. . .
The town of Paradise Island, Virginia, is in the midst of a crime wave. Topping the list is the mysterious death of twenty-nine-year-old Gabriel Long's great aunt and the disappearance of her family's antique bowl. Now Gabriel finds herself the owner of her late aunt's B&B and trustee of the valued heirloom. But how can she begin to unravel the events of the night it disappeared when she barely remembers them?
Leads To Shocking Discoveries. . .
Gabriel shares an amazing personal history with the B&B's chef Cornell Price. His great uncle and her great aunt were lovers for more than fifty years. Gabriel's relatives warn her to avoid Cornell. But the warning proves difficult to heed as their desire for one another intensifies. . .
And The Greatest Treasure Of All. . .
Gabriel and Cornell soon discover a friend of Cornell's also disappeared along with the antique bowl. As they search for answers, Gabriel finds herself in Cornell's arms--and in his bed. With so many mysteries surrounding them, they must risk their newfound love if they are to find the missing heirloom--and have a future together. . .
A Missing Heirloom. . .
The town of Paradise Island, Virginia, is in the midst of a crime wave. Topping the list is the mysterious death of twenty-nine-year-old Gabriel Long's great aunt and the disappearance of her family's antique bowl. Now Gabriel finds herself the owner of her late aunt's B&B and trustee of the valued heirloom. But how can she begin to unravel the events of the night it disappeared when she barely remembers them?
Leads To Shocking Discoveries. . .
Gabriel shares an amazing personal history with the B&B's chef Cornell Price. His great uncle and her great aunt were lovers for more than fifty years. Gabriel's relatives warn her to avoid Cornell. But the warning proves difficult to heed as their desire for one another intensifies. . .
And The Greatest Treasure Of All. . .
Gabriel and Cornell soon discover a friend of Cornell's also disappeared along with the antique bowl. As they search for answers, Gabriel finds herself in Cornell's arms--and in his bed. With so many mysteries surrounding them, they must risk their newfound love if they are to find the missing heirloom--and have a future together. . .
320 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published April 1, 2007
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Candice Poarch
34 books17 followersEven as a child Candice Poarch was a dreamer and created scenes in her mind. She quickly fell in love with writing stories centered around families and romance. The quest for love is universal, she says. Being familiar with rural Virginia, she portrays a sense of community and mutual support in her novels, many of which are set in small-town America.
Candice grew up in Stony Creek, Virginia, south of Richmond, but now resides in northern Virginia. She has been married for thirty years and is the mother of three children. A former computer-systems manager, she has now made writing her full-time career.
Candice grew up in Stony Creek, Virginia, south of Richmond, but now resides in northern Virginia. She has been married for thirty years and is the mother of three children. A former computer-systems manager, she has now made writing her full-time career.
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November 5, 2012
I really enjoyed Golden Night by Candice Poarch. Candice has quickly moved to my must find more list.
Gabriel is busy running her late Aunt's B&B and trying to find the Golden bowl that is the family heirloom.
Cornell is starting a new business and supplying the food for the B&B. Sparks fly between Gabriel and Cornell. When Gabriel finds herself in danger Cornell comes to her rescue and stands by her side.
This book is a great romance with a wonderful mystery. How can you go wrong when you combine those two things?
Gabriel is busy running her late Aunt's B&B and trying to find the Golden bowl that is the family heirloom.
Cornell is starting a new business and supplying the food for the B&B. Sparks fly between Gabriel and Cornell. When Gabriel finds herself in danger Cornell comes to her rescue and stands by her side.
This book is a great romance with a wonderful mystery. How can you go wrong when you combine those two things?
June 19, 2014
Finished this book this morning, it was a book I won. About a woman who inherited a bed and breakfast from her aunt. And she has been entrusted with an heirloom antique bowl. but she can not find the bowl. Also gets involved with the B&B's chef that all her relatives are warning her away from him. But we all know how well that's going to go. And people are starting to die also. Get's to be an involved story. Very good! first of a trilogy!
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