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Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
James Kerrick, a black sheep viscount turned privateer, might not be the most promising of passions for Sarah Abernathy, a missionary's daughter. But then, who would one expect to find in a Macao brothel? On the shelf at age 24, Sarah has looked after her family for years while her father has gone on dangerous religious missions. Now he's disappeared and she fears foul play. Will James take her to search for her father? While not a conventional beauty, she's got the strong personality, sense of humor, latent passion, and curves to entice James. Against his will, she stows away on his ship and what follows is an adventurous and delightful water-bound road romance that includes a steamy stay on a deserted isle for these two would-be lovers. Retired Air Force Colonel Lovelace?whose military romance, Call of Duty, got another starred review (Forecasts, June 29) combines a real sense of 18th century China and characters filled with the honor and responsibility. Plus she writes with such humor and passion that the most jaded romance reader will be sated.
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6:22 AM PDT, June 21, 2006
Hi, all -
Just read an advance copy of Gena Showalter's PLAYING WITH FIRE. Get out your fireproof raincoats, folks. Gena always takes us on a fantastic ride, but her fabulously, hilariously hapless Belle Jamison will alternately singe your eyebrows, freeze your kanoodles, and have you snorting with laughter as she tries to cope with unexpected superpowers in PLAYING WITH FIRE. Toss in a hunky paranormal investigator and an evil baddie determined to control the world through Belle's powers, and you'll be cheering out loud when our heroine kicks major scrim ass! (Read the book -- you'll understand.)
The book comes out in September -- put in your advance order now!
Merline
2:03 PM PDT, June 18, 2006, updated at 4:52 AM PDT, June 19, 2006
Hi, All -
I love Mondays! We have a whole week ahead of us to do all kinds of exciting things. Or not. In my case, I'm continuing my research on WWI for a book I'm doing about the Signal Corps telephone operators. Did you know more than 25,000 women served overseas in uniform durying the War To End All Wars? For a fascinating book about their service, check out Lettie Gavin's American Women in World War I.
Have a great week!
Merline
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