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Love Scene
ANNE REYNOLDS
was a movie producer who found magic and beauty everywhere she looked, then tried to reproduce those qualities on the screen.
CLINT WARD
was an engineer who dealt with facts. His dreams reached as high as the sun and would benefit all mankind when they were fulfilled.
He couldn't understand why Anne would bother with the "nonsense" of the entertainment business. He also couldn't understand how he had come to love her so much when there seemed no way on earth for them to reconcile their different worlds.
was a movie producer who found magic and beauty everywhere she looked, then tried to reproduce those qualities on the screen.
CLINT WARD
was an engineer who dealt with facts. His dreams reached as high as the sun and would benefit all mankind when they were fulfilled.
He couldn't understand why Anne would bother with the "nonsense" of the entertainment business. He also couldn't understand how he had come to love her so much when there seemed no way on earth for them to reconcile their different worlds.
- GenresRomance
250 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1985
4 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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