Al calor de las llamas

by Moyra Tarling, Alba Rull Usano (Translator)

El día de Navidad era la fecha límite

¿Qué clase de hombre podía llegar tarde al funeral de su hermano? Uno frío y sin corazón, uno en el que Eve Darling, que se encontraba embarazada y sola, sabía que no podía confiar. Pero no iba a poder evitar al arrogante, despiadado y guapísimo Mac Kingston, que le reclamaba la herencia que su hermano le había dejado a ella.

A medida que se acercaba la fecha del parto, más segura estaba Eve de que debía mantenerse alejada de la sonrisa amable y el corazón herido que se escondían detrás de la gélida apariencia de Mac. Hasta que una increíble tormenta de nieve la obligó a reconocer la bondad que había en él, ¡y su habilidad para traer bebés al mundo! Eve había encontrado al padre y al marido perfecto con el que podría formar una familia de verdad. Pero iba a hacer falta un verdadero milagro navideño para convencer a Mac de que se atreviera a amar de nuevo.

Genres: Romance

131 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2002

About the author

I was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and emigrated to Vancouver, Canada in 1968. Met and married my husband, Noel, in 1969. We have a son and a daughter and have recently become 'empty nesters'.

An avid reader all my life, I became hooked on Romance novels as a teenager. I didn't start to write until my children entered elementary school and at that time I considered it a hobby.

I entered a fiction competition sponsored by Woman's Weekly, a popular British Magazine, and received an encouraging response from an editor who asked for changes to the manuscript. That story didn't sell but I was invited to submit again. A Bid For Happiness was published in 1984.

I sold my second manuscript A Piece of Forever to Woman's Weekly in 1987.

My third manuscript, A Tender Trail, was sold to Silhouette Books in New York. It was published in 1988 and with this, my first book for Silhouette Romance, I became a finalist in the "Traditional Category" of the 1988 Romance Writers of America (RWA) conference in Seattle. (The contest was known then as The Golden Medallion, but is now the prestigious "Rita")

Throughout the past 10 years I have taught courses on How to Write Romances at various locations in and around Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. I also gave a workshop titled 20 Steps to a Better Manuscript at the RWA National Conference in Orlando, 1997 and recently gave this same workshop at a Conference held earlier this spring in Victoria, British Columbia.
My 14th Novel, the first in my Diamond Trilogy about a California family who own a race-horse Ranch- A Diamond for Kate is in stores NOW, December, 1999 and will be followed in March 2000 by The Family Diamond and in July 2000 with Denim and Diamond.

I was the Past President of the Kiss of Death (KOD) Mystery/Suspense Chapter of RWA. I've always loved reading mystery novels and one of my goals is to write one. In the meantime I'm finding this new endeavor very challenging.