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Take 5: All in the Family / Tell Me a Story / Saturday's Child / Wedding of the Year / Seize the Fire
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All in the Family by Heather Graham
Jarod and Sandy were going to be married. They loved each other - and they were going to be parents. They were thrilled at the prospect, but their parents...!
Dan knew his innocent daughter had been seduced by that teenage Romeo, while Kelly was certain that little temptress had set her sights on Jarod.
Neither one was willing to believe the whole thing was entirely due to the power of love - until Cupid's arrow hit them. Not that things became easy. Kelly and Dan were too stubborn to admit they were wrong without a fight. But how long could anyone go on fighting when fate sent the perfect partner their way?
Tell Me a Story by Dallas Schulze
Flynn McCallister had a talent for make-believe
In fact, Dr. Ann Perry was seeing a whole new side to her Los Angeles neighbor. The irresponsible bon vivant had become a model parent ever since he'd found a homeless little girl. Flynn was great at games, a whiz at bedtime stories and terrific at reassuring a lost and lonely child that her parents would soon come to claim her. Flynn easily won little Becky's trust. And in so doing, he won Ann's love.
But was their love real? Or would Ann find, when their make-believe family came to an end, that Flynn's love had been make-believe, too?
Saturday's Child by Dallas Schulze
Daughter of immigrants, child of the footlights, San Francisco seamstress Katie McBride has never known a day without work. Her industry finds its rewards when she's hired to sew the trousseau for the Nob Hill wedding of the 1905 season.
Former Rough Rider and gold miner, Wyoming rancher Quentin Sterling hopes to find a suitable bride among the debutantes at his sister's wedding. But when calamity strikes, Quentin sees that a strong woman like Katie is what he needs at his side.
It's a gamble for happiness, but Katie embraces a new beginning. She believes in the generosity of the land, of setting down roots, in her courage and Quentin's strength...and in the stirrings of a young love as fresh as the spring breezes that sweep the vast and glorious Wyoming plains.
Wedding of the Year by Elda Minger
Her staff whispered that Alexandra Micheals had ice water running through her veins. Her mother begged her to start looking for a good man.
Then, in the midst of planning for the premier society wedding of the year, Alex found him. Sean Lawton devastated her senses. He was the man of her dreams, the answer to her mother's prayers.
Not only was he perfect in every way, he was ready to exchange his jet-set life for the simple joys of home and hearth.
There was only one problem: Sean was the groom, and she'd been hired to cater his wedding.
Seize the Fire by Elda Minger
Morgan Buckmaster had been labeled one of the finest actors in the Western world. Delia Wilde had to agree - he'd certainly come a long way since they'd last seen each other seven years earlier. Delia was amazed that he still evoked desires in her she thought were gone forever.
Why did they have to meet again now in a film they'd be working on together? For this was Delia's once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to direct her own father, and she was determined to make it her best work. She would allow no one - not even Morgan - to stand in her way.
All in the Family by Heather Graham
Jarod and Sandy were going to be married. They loved each other - and they were going to be parents. They were thrilled at the prospect, but their parents...!
Dan knew his innocent daughter had been seduced by that teenage Romeo, while Kelly was certain that little temptress had set her sights on Jarod.
Neither one was willing to believe the whole thing was entirely due to the power of love - until Cupid's arrow hit them. Not that things became easy. Kelly and Dan were too stubborn to admit they were wrong without a fight. But how long could anyone go on fighting when fate sent the perfect partner their way?
Tell Me a Story by Dallas Schulze
Flynn McCallister had a talent for make-believe
In fact, Dr. Ann Perry was seeing a whole new side to her Los Angeles neighbor. The irresponsible bon vivant had become a model parent ever since he'd found a homeless little girl. Flynn was great at games, a whiz at bedtime stories and terrific at reassuring a lost and lonely child that her parents would soon come to claim her. Flynn easily won little Becky's trust. And in so doing, he won Ann's love.
But was their love real? Or would Ann find, when their make-believe family came to an end, that Flynn's love had been make-believe, too?
Saturday's Child by Dallas Schulze
Daughter of immigrants, child of the footlights, San Francisco seamstress Katie McBride has never known a day without work. Her industry finds its rewards when she's hired to sew the trousseau for the Nob Hill wedding of the 1905 season.
Former Rough Rider and gold miner, Wyoming rancher Quentin Sterling hopes to find a suitable bride among the debutantes at his sister's wedding. But when calamity strikes, Quentin sees that a strong woman like Katie is what he needs at his side.
It's a gamble for happiness, but Katie embraces a new beginning. She believes in the generosity of the land, of setting down roots, in her courage and Quentin's strength...and in the stirrings of a young love as fresh as the spring breezes that sweep the vast and glorious Wyoming plains.
Wedding of the Year by Elda Minger
Her staff whispered that Alexandra Micheals had ice water running through her veins. Her mother begged her to start looking for a good man.
Then, in the midst of planning for the premier society wedding of the year, Alex found him. Sean Lawton devastated her senses. He was the man of her dreams, the answer to her mother's prayers.
Not only was he perfect in every way, he was ready to exchange his jet-set life for the simple joys of home and hearth.
There was only one problem: Sean was the groom, and she'd been hired to cater his wedding.
Seize the Fire by Elda Minger
Morgan Buckmaster had been labeled one of the finest actors in the Western world. Delia Wilde had to agree - he'd certainly come a long way since they'd last seen each other seven years earlier. Delia was amazed that he still evoked desires in her she thought were gone forever.
Why did they have to meet again now in a film they'd be working on together? For this was Delia's once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to direct her own father, and she was determined to make it her best work. She would allow no one - not even Morgan - to stand in her way.
275 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published July 25, 2001
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