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Objections Overruled
KAITI CHANCELLOR
was at the top of the legal profession; the proof was that she had been asked to defend a very important client in a very important murder trial. She knew she could save her client, but could she save her heart?
TOR ANGERMAN
was the man who would oppose her before the bench, but it was the hours outside court that frightened Kaiti. She was counsel for the defense, but her own defenses fell to pieces at the power Tor held over her -- because once they had been husband and wife, and in Kaiti's traitorous heart, nothing had changed.
was at the top of the legal profession; the proof was that she had been asked to defend a very important client in a very important murder trial. She knew she could save her client, but could she save her heart?
TOR ANGERMAN
was the man who would oppose her before the bench, but it was the hours outside court that frightened Kaiti. She was counsel for the defense, but her own defenses fell to pieces at the power Tor held over her -- because once they had been husband and wife, and in Kaiti's traitorous heart, nothing had changed.
250 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1984
5 people want to read
About the author
Pat Wallace
29 books19 followersSTROTHER, CLAUDIA PATRICK WALLACE, 1929-
Biography:
Broadcaster, clerical worker, novelist. Born– March 11, 1929, Birmingham. Parents– Claude Hunter and Gladys Eleanor (English) Wallace. Married– Lee Levitt, June, 1951. Married– David G. Latner, August, 1958. Married– Robert A. Strother, 1980. Education– University of Tennessee, 1947-1951; Columbia University, 1962. Women’s program director, WGNS Radio, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1951-1952; copy chief and announcer, WMAK Radio, Nashville, Tenn., 1952-1954; clerical worker and editorial assistant, “Civil Service Leader,” 1955-57; International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 237, New York, N.Y., 1954-1976, secretary to the president of the local, 1966-76; secretary, Civic Center Clinic, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1962-1966. Wrote poetry from the age of 11; wrote novels after 1971, most of which had a theme related to astrology; contributed short stories and poems to popular magazines. Used pseudonyms Pat Wallace and Claudia Patrick.
Source:
Contemporary Authors online; Marquis Who’s Who online
Publication(s):
Under the name Pat Wallace:
House of Scorpio. New York; Avon, 1975.
Love Scene. New York; Silhouette, 1985.
My Loving Enemy. Silhouette, 1983.
Objections Overruled. Silhouette, 1984.
Shining Hour. Silhouette, 1984.
Star Rise. Silhouette, 1985.
Silver Fire. New York; Silhouette Books, 1982.
Sweetheart Contract. New York; Silhouette Books, 1985.
The Wand and the Sky. New York; Pocket Books, 1978.
Under the name Patricia Strother:
The Constant Star. New American Library, 1986.
Grand Design. New American Library, 1988.
Silvermore. New American Library, 1989.
Under the Pseudonym Vivian Lord:
Once More the Sun. Fawcett, 1982.
Summer Kingdom. Faucett, 1983.
Traitor in My Arms. Fawcett, 1979.
Unyielding Fire. Fawcett, 1985.
The Voyagers. Fawcett, 1980.
Under the Pseudonym Pat West:
Under the Sign of Scorpio. Dell, 1986.
A Wife for Ransom. Dell, 1986.
Under the Pseudonym Patricia Cloud:
This Willing Passion. Putnam, 1978.
Biography:
Broadcaster, clerical worker, novelist. Born– March 11, 1929, Birmingham. Parents– Claude Hunter and Gladys Eleanor (English) Wallace. Married– Lee Levitt, June, 1951. Married– David G. Latner, August, 1958. Married– Robert A. Strother, 1980. Education– University of Tennessee, 1947-1951; Columbia University, 1962. Women’s program director, WGNS Radio, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1951-1952; copy chief and announcer, WMAK Radio, Nashville, Tenn., 1952-1954; clerical worker and editorial assistant, “Civil Service Leader,” 1955-57; International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 237, New York, N.Y., 1954-1976, secretary to the president of the local, 1966-76; secretary, Civic Center Clinic, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1962-1966. Wrote poetry from the age of 11; wrote novels after 1971, most of which had a theme related to astrology; contributed short stories and poems to popular magazines. Used pseudonyms Pat Wallace and Claudia Patrick.
Source:
Contemporary Authors online; Marquis Who’s Who online
Publication(s):
Under the name Pat Wallace:
House of Scorpio. New York; Avon, 1975.
Love Scene. New York; Silhouette, 1985.
My Loving Enemy. Silhouette, 1983.
Objections Overruled. Silhouette, 1984.
Shining Hour. Silhouette, 1984.
Star Rise. Silhouette, 1985.
Silver Fire. New York; Silhouette Books, 1982.
Sweetheart Contract. New York; Silhouette Books, 1985.
The Wand and the Sky. New York; Pocket Books, 1978.
Under the name Patricia Strother:
The Constant Star. New American Library, 1986.
Grand Design. New American Library, 1988.
Silvermore. New American Library, 1989.
Under the Pseudonym Vivian Lord:
Once More the Sun. Fawcett, 1982.
Summer Kingdom. Faucett, 1983.
Traitor in My Arms. Fawcett, 1979.
Unyielding Fire. Fawcett, 1985.
The Voyagers. Fawcett, 1980.
Under the Pseudonym Pat West:
Under the Sign of Scorpio. Dell, 1986.
A Wife for Ransom. Dell, 1986.
Under the Pseudonym Patricia Cloud:
This Willing Passion. Putnam, 1978.
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December 15, 2025
The H&h's backstory could have been fleshed out a bit more. The conflicts were too vague to gauge on why and when exactly did they break up.
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