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Twilight
Hollywood glamour, fiery passion, and a murderous stalker all come together in Twilight by bestselling authors Billy Dee Williams and Elizabeth Atkins Bowman.
Simone Thompson is a young judge devoted to the welfare of children. She's presiding over the most high-profile case of her career, even as her own life starts to spiral dangerously out of control. Not only is she being stalked by a murderous lunatic, but she is also falling in love with a plaintiff before her court . . .
D. Anthony Whittaker is a world-famous movie sex symbol whose romantic exploits have drawn him into a bitter custody battle. Nothing is more important to him than his two daughters, but holding onto his children may cost him more than just his career.
Simone and Whittaker soon find themselves consumed by an irresistible attraction to each other. The potential for scandal-and murder-is incalculable, but how long can they deny the longing they both feel?
Simone Thompson is a young judge devoted to the welfare of children. She's presiding over the most high-profile case of her career, even as her own life starts to spiral dangerously out of control. Not only is she being stalked by a murderous lunatic, but she is also falling in love with a plaintiff before her court . . .
D. Anthony Whittaker is a world-famous movie sex symbol whose romantic exploits have drawn him into a bitter custody battle. Nothing is more important to him than his two daughters, but holding onto his children may cost him more than just his career.
Simone and Whittaker soon find themselves consumed by an irresistible attraction to each other. The potential for scandal-and murder-is incalculable, but how long can they deny the longing they both feel?
480 pages, Hardcover
First published July 5, 2002
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March 20, 2019
A book full of vapid characters with only one thing on their mind (yes, that), and the central mystery is a ridiculous stalker premise. It is devoid of anything worthwhile, merely drama of the Hollywood elite and the problems they brought on themselves.
December 16, 2017
LOVE THIS BOOK!
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