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Forever (Harlequin Presents, #893)
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Dreamer's Heart
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1996
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Another Dawn (Harlequin Temptation, #56)
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1985
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Impulsive Gamble
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1989
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The woman in the mirror
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1994
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For Now, for Always
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1984
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Up In Arms
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1985
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Mystery Train (Harlequin Intrigue, No 45)
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1986
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Deadly Secrets
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1992
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The Princesses of Dragons
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2011
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“Deke: 'You know what I'm wonderin'?'
Malachi: 'No, and to tell the truth, I don't care'
Deke: 'I'm wonderin' how you've managed to live to the ripe old age of 36, when it's a known fact that you've been brain-dead since birth'
'Strength of will', was the flat reply”
― Lynn Turner, Impulsive Gamble
Malachi: 'No, and to tell the truth, I don't care'
Deke: 'I'm wonderin' how you've managed to live to the ripe old age of 36, when it's a known fact that you've been brain-dead since birth'
'Strength of will', was the flat reply”
― Lynn Turner, Impulsive Gamble
“She would remember that voice as long as she lived, Bernadette thought. It was low and slightly harsh, as if he was hoarse from yelling at the top of his lungs all day. Yet there was a deep resonance to it, as well. It seemed to come from the soles of his feet, rumbling up through that long, tough-looking body and somehow being muted by the time it reached his throat. No, she revised the whimsical reflection; not muted, but tamed a little, civilised for the benefit of those who might hear it.”
― Lynn Turner, Forever
― Lynn Turner, Forever
“Their conversation was limited to monosyllables, few and far between, and either consciously or unconsciously spoken in French. The language should have sounded clumsy or discordant when spoken in Forrester’s normal growl, but it didn’t. Instead, his terse questions and muttered comments came out sounding like impatient love words, deliciously sexy; as if the engine he was working on was a temperamental woman whose pretence at reluctance might irritate him, but for whom he would play the game because of the reward he knew he’d receive at the end of it.”
― Lynn Turner, Forever
― Lynn Turner, Forever
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