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Adventure Of The Heart

"You'd better not be lying!"

But Sierra Vaughn was lying. She needed a guide to take her into Arizona's dangerous Superstition Mountains, and Adam Copeland was her last chance.

Adam, an enigmatic, solitary man - an intriguing man, Sierra decided - adamantly refused to get involved with a "crazy treasure hunter" looking for the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine. Sierra was looking for the mine, all right, but she couldn't tell him why. So she claimed she was only doing research.

When Adam finally agreed to guide her, Sierra felt relief - and regret at the lie. Because she needed Adam's help, but she wanted his respect even more. His respect...and maybe his love.

189 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published September 15, 1991

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Anne Marie Duquette

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The granddaughter of two coal miners, Anne Marie Duquette was raised all over the nation, including Alaska and Hawaii, with a healthy appreciation for the richness of the land, wildlife, and its beauty. Her love of the earth’s treasures grew during her many travels as the daughter of a U.S. Air force pilot and Air Force nurse, the wife of a career Navy Chief Petty Officer, and as a Navy veteran herself. Different landscapes and people sparked her interest in the arts, especially writing and photography, as a way of keeping track of her varied experiences as a “military brat.”

She obtained a degree in Mass Communications (Journalism, TV, Film) from Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville and set out for Hollywood. But apart from an un-produced treatment sale to Paramount Studios for Star Trek – The Next Generation, her fate seemed to lie in the books she so loved to read. In 1987 she made her first sale to Harlequin Romances, her primary publisher of 25 books, and has ventured into the self-publishing world of non-fiction as well.

She has an adult education teaching certificate in writing from the state of California, and has taught religious education for fifteen years at her church. An animal lover, a partner to a retired black German shepherd service dog, and owner of a rescued dachshund, she tries to bring together all the varied experiences of her life to her stories for her readers and family. Anne Marie is married with two children and two grandchildren, all residing in Southern California.

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