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Sweet Dreams: An Anthology
To claim her inheritance, Breanna Morgan must return to Crescent Moon. She soon discovers that prowlers, vandals and unnatural noises have invaded the isolated mining claim that has long been in her family. And her new neighbor, Tyler Ross, is not the first or the last to warn her away.
When the threats become all too real and Tyler offers his support, Breanna accepts him with open arms. Until she has cause to wonder if his choice is for her benefit, or for his own….
For genealogist Sarah Montague, finding an adoptee's natural parents is routine. But in Michael De Lorio's case, her only lead is the nightmare that haunts him—one he suspects is a terrible childhood memory.
As Michael and Sarah delve into his past, they find danger at every turn. And their only hope for life, and love, is to rebury the past and disappear without a trace.
Reasonable Doubt
To claim her inheritance, Breanna Morgan must return to Crescent Moon. She soon discovers that prowlers, vandals and unnatural noises have invaded the isolated mining claim that has long been in her family. And her new neighbor, Tyler Ross, is not the first or the last to warn her away.
When the threats become all too real and Tyler offers his support, Breanna accepts him with open arms. Until she has cause to wonder if his choice is for her benefit, or for his own….
Without a Trace
For genealogist Sarah Montague, finding an adoptee's natural parents is routine. But in Michael De Lorio's case, her only lead is the nightmare that haunts him—one he suspects is a terrible childhood memory.
As Michael and Sarah delve into his past, they find danger at every turn. And their only hope for life, and love, is to rebury the past and disappear without a trace.
When the threats become all too real and Tyler offers his support, Breanna accepts him with open arms. Until she has cause to wonder if his choice is for her benefit, or for his own….
For genealogist Sarah Montague, finding an adoptee's natural parents is routine. But in Michael De Lorio's case, her only lead is the nightmare that haunts him—one he suspects is a terrible childhood memory.
As Michael and Sarah delve into his past, they find danger at every turn. And their only hope for life, and love, is to rebury the past and disappear without a trace.
Reasonable Doubt
To claim her inheritance, Breanna Morgan must return to Crescent Moon. She soon discovers that prowlers, vandals and unnatural noises have invaded the isolated mining claim that has long been in her family. And her new neighbor, Tyler Ross, is not the first or the last to warn her away.
When the threats become all too real and Tyler offers his support, Breanna accepts him with open arms. Until she has cause to wonder if his choice is for her benefit, or for his own….
Without a Trace
For genealogist Sarah Montague, finding an adoptee's natural parents is routine. But in Michael De Lorio's case, her only lead is the nightmare that haunts him—one he suspects is a terrible childhood memory.
As Michael and Sarah delve into his past, they find danger at every turn. And their only hope for life, and love, is to rebury the past and disappear without a trace.
544 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published September 18, 2012
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Catherine Anderson
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Adeline Catherine was born and raised in Grants Pass, Oregon, USA. She always yearned to be a writer like her mother. The morning that one of her professors asked if she could use samples of Catherine’s creative writing on an overhead projector to teach was a dream come true. In 1988, she sold her first book to Harlequin Intrigue and went on to write three more before she tried her hand at a single-title historical romance. Nine books later, she did her first single-title contemporary.
Catherine married Sidney D. Anderson, an industrial electrician and entrepreneur. They had two sons, Sidney D. Jr. and John G. In 2001 she and her husband purchased a central Oregon home located on a ridge with incredible mountain views and surrounded by forestland honeycombed with trails. It was her dream home, a wonderland in the winter and beyond beautiful in the summer. She named it Cinnamon Ridge after the huge ponderosa pines on the property, which sport bark the color of cinnamon.
Sadly, Catherine lost her husband to a long-term illness in 2014. She has kept Cinnamon Ridge as her primary residence but divides her time between there and her son John's farm, where she has the support of her loved ones and can enjoy his horses, cows, and raise her own chickens.
Catherine loves animals and birds, both wild and domestic. She presently has two Australian shepherds, six cats, and a very old canary. She is very family oriented as well. Her older son has lived in Japan, Australia, and now resides in New Zealand. Catherine and her stateside family will celebrate Christmas on the north island with Sidney, his wife Mary, and their two sons, Liam and Jonas.
(1)romance author:
Adeline Catherine was born and raised in Grants Pass, Oregon, USA. She always yearned to be a writer like her mother. The morning that one of her professors asked if she could use samples of Catherine’s creative writing on an overhead projector to teach was a dream come true. In 1988, she sold her first book to Harlequin Intrigue and went on to write three more before she tried her hand at a single-title historical romance. Nine books later, she did her first single-title contemporary.
Catherine married Sidney D. Anderson, an industrial electrician and entrepreneur. They had two sons, Sidney D. Jr. and John G. In 2001 she and her husband purchased a central Oregon home located on a ridge with incredible mountain views and surrounded by forestland honeycombed with trails. It was her dream home, a wonderland in the winter and beyond beautiful in the summer. She named it Cinnamon Ridge after the huge ponderosa pines on the property, which sport bark the color of cinnamon.
Sadly, Catherine lost her husband to a long-term illness in 2014. She has kept Cinnamon Ridge as her primary residence but divides her time between there and her son John's farm, where she has the support of her loved ones and can enjoy his horses, cows, and raise her own chickens.
Catherine loves animals and birds, both wild and domestic. She presently has two Australian shepherds, six cats, and a very old canary. She is very family oriented as well. Her older son has lived in Japan, Australia, and now resides in New Zealand. Catherine and her stateside family will celebrate Christmas on the north island with Sidney, his wife Mary, and their two sons, Liam and Jonas.
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August 10, 2014
This book was probably a 3.5 story but it did have quite a few twists and turns in it. Genealogist Sarah Montague and Michael DeLorio met because Michael found out he was adopted and wanted to meet his birth parents. He had tried several other agencies but they all backed out and this made Sarah curious. Sometimes it is best that the past is left uncovered and this is what Michael found out. Very interesting storyline.
This book was coupled with Reasonable Doubt and I think it was a much better book than the first one. At least it kept my interest up and it was believable.
This book was coupled with Reasonable Doubt and I think it was a much better book than the first one. At least it kept my interest up and it was believable.
February 19, 2020
One can never go wrong with a book by Catherine Anderson. Both of these stories are great and very
different. I loved both of them, and would recommended them to anyone who wants a couple of good reads. Both stories are full of intrigue and will keep you reading thru the night.
Please give them a try and any other of her books too. None will disappoint you.
different. I loved both of them, and would recommended them to anyone who wants a couple of good reads. Both stories are full of intrigue and will keep you reading thru the night.
Please give them a try and any other of her books too. None will disappoint you.
September 28, 2022
The first story was 3 stars and kept me pretty interested. The second story was 2 stras. It seemed alittle unrealistic via the romance in the beginning and I just couldn't stay interested in it. Was hard to keep picking it up to finish it.
July 19, 2020
Two decent stories.
October 26, 2021
Reasonable doubt is a great book I love it and it kept my interest while without a trace just seem to drag on and on.
October 26, 2012
This book was a little different then most of Catherine Anderson's books, but it was just as good. And you got two stories in one! I thought they were both pretty ordinal concepts and was kept guessing the whole book on what was happening. My only complaint was that I wasn't completely sold on Tyler Ross. Because he had to be so secretive the whole story I felt like you never really got to know him. Both stories were pretty suspenseful and exciting and I loved them both.
October 24, 2012
This is a "twofer" featuring 'Reasonable Doubt' and 'Without a Trace'. Both are early Anderson works. They do not have the depth that many of her later works have, but both stories are good and worth the time to read.
February 16, 2014
Catherine never disapoints me with her books. And this one is a great book also. You can be taken away to places that will make you forget the days troubles. I just love her books and this is one of them.
November 7, 2012
I always love her books. It was nice to read something a little different from her usuall I am still looking foward to her next historical.
November 5, 2012
Easy read, but nothing spectacular
November 29, 2012
It was a very good book and it was very suspenseful. It kept you on your seat.
February 14, 2015
I only read the first novel of the two, Reasonable Doubt. It was okay.
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