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The Wolf and the Woman's Touch
The Lady and The Wolf
She was a desperate woman and he was the only man who could help. So Jenna Lawrence climbed a snow-covered mountain to reach Damien Reese's isolated cabin. She had just a single request—that he find her kidnapped niece. But his response was not what she expected.
"On one condition."
How could she accept his terms? Damien wanted a night of passion in exchange for his priceless services. And though she was compelled by his tormented eyes, Jenna knew succumbing to Damien's embrace would leave her as lost as the missing child she was so eagerly searching for...
She was a desperate woman and he was the only man who could help. So Jenna Lawrence climbed a snow-covered mountain to reach Damien Reese's isolated cabin. She had just a single request—that he find her kidnapped niece. But his response was not what she expected.
"On one condition."
How could she accept his terms? Damien wanted a night of passion in exchange for his priceless services. And though she was compelled by his tormented eyes, Jenna knew succumbing to Damien's embrace would leave her as lost as the missing child she was so eagerly searching for...
- GenresRomance
251 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
41 people want to read
About the author
Ingrid Weaver
62 books24 followersWeaver was born and raised in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. She has a degree in English literature. After her youngest child entered school in 1989 she began writing in the hopes that she could build a career that would allow her to work from home. None of her first eight manuscripts sold, but in July 1993 her ninth, True Blue, was purchased by Silhouette Books.
Generally Weaver writes two to three novels per year, taking up to five months to finish each work. The novels are most often classified as romantic suspense, and the protagonists are put into life-or-death situations in order more clearly reveal their true characters and feelings. In many of her novels, the hero is either connected to law enforcement or the military. Weaver also enjoys including animals in her stories "because they're usually excellent judges of character."
Weaver was awarded a Romance Writers of America RITA Award in 1998 for Best Romantic Suspense for her novel On the Way to a Wedding.[3] She is also a recipient of the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award.
Generally Weaver writes two to three novels per year, taking up to five months to finish each work. The novels are most often classified as romantic suspense, and the protagonists are put into life-or-death situations in order more clearly reveal their true characters and feelings. In many of her novels, the hero is either connected to law enforcement or the military. Weaver also enjoys including animals in her stories "because they're usually excellent judges of character."
Weaver was awarded a Romance Writers of America RITA Award in 1998 for Best Romantic Suspense for her novel On the Way to a Wedding.[3] She is also a recipient of the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award.
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June 16, 2019
I was in the mood for a decent category and this one fit the bill. We have a recluse hero, a desperate heroine coming together to find her niece. The hero withdrew from life after the death of his wife, the heroine after the death of her son and demise of her marriage. There is obviously psychic connection involved and H wanting heroine to get out of his life ASAP. Overall not too bad a read.
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