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He's A Mystery #3

Pull of the Moon

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The Meadows heiress had been kidnapped 25 years ago. Vanished by moonlight, and CEO Nicolas Galloway was the last to see her. So when reporter Valerie Zea arrived at the Moongate mansion to dig up new dirt, Nick was there to watch her every move. And his smoldering eyes didn't miss much - especially her uncanny resemblance to the missing girl....

Now someone was stopping at nothing to ensure the real story remained buried - and that meant ending Valerie's probing questions. But the biggest question of all was the tall, dark Mr. Galloway himself. Could Valerie get him to open up before the opportunity to expose the truth disappeared?

233 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2006

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Sylvie Kurtz

49 books26 followers
Sylvie Kurtz is a New Hampshire-based author of uplifting women's fiction and cozy mysteries. She writes the Love in Brighton Village series and the A Brighton Village Cozy Mystery series, both set in the fictional small town of Brighton Village, New Hampshire. Every story Sylvie Kurtz writes ends with a happy resolution — because she believes the world needs more of those.

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December 8, 2020
I sat down to read this book, thinking I'd make a start and then switch off with a couple of other novels on my TBR pile. Instead I ended up staying up way past my bedtime to finish it in one day. Great story and really interesting character development. No one is quite what they seem because there are many layers to each of them.
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June 6, 2010
Disappointed. The hero annoyed me...stubborn and rude. Didn't even apologize to the heroine when he realized what a dip he was being.
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