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| Books by Patti Berg | "Looking For A Hero"
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"Looking For A Hero"
Avon Books, December 1998 Reviewed on 2/20/01 | |||||
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Morgan "Black Heart" Farrell can't believe that the honey-haidkgreen siren is telling him the truth: that he's sailed right into
the twentieth century. He desperately needs to get back to his ship and his time. But for now, the widowed Kate seems
to need a man - a real man - who can protect and comfort her. Black Heart knows he may have brought danger
with him from the past, but he can't seem to resist Kate's cupid-bow mouth with its fiery kisses. At first, Kate Cameron
can't believe her eyes as they drink in the spectacular mystery man standing on an otherwise deserted beach. Never mind
that he's wearing a cutlass and looks like he washed onshore frtom an off-Broadway production of The Pirates of
Penzance, Black Heart is the sexiest man Kate has ever seen. And she soon begins to believe that Morgan's heart
may not be so black.. but that he may be the hero she's been looking for.
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"Wings of the Storm" by Susan Sizemore
Harper Paperbacks, November 1992 Reviewed on 5/26/00 | |||||
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When an experiment gone wrong landed Dr. Jane Florian in the Middle Ages, she vowed to make
the best of things. And if that meant posing as Lady Jehane from the Holy Land, cleaning the castle from tower
to dungeon, ousting the hounds from the banquet hall, and giving the mistress of the castle a makeover, then she
would. Unfortunately, she hadn't counted on her reaction to her new neighbor - the magnetic Sir Daffyd. The Middle
Ages might lack modern conveniences, but Jane had no complaints about the men. Sir Daffyd's arrogant masculine
sensuality fired her sense as no man from her own time had ever done. And yet, Jane's secrets weren't the only
ones, for Sir Daffyd was a man of mystery himself.
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"Promises From the Past" by Victoria Bruce
Love Spell, November 1995 Reviewed on 5/17/00 | |||||
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Her father smelled of the sea... her mother smells of violets... A fiant scent, a distant memory,
and an age-old hurt weren't much to go on, but lovely Maggie Westshire had no other recollections of her missing
father. Now she found herself on a painful quest for answers - a journey that began in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and
lead her back throught the years, into the strong arms of Shea Younger. His was a different era, a time of danger
and excitement, and he promised Maggie a passion like none she had ever known. And while she was determined,
against all odds, to countinue her search for her father, Maggie didn't know how much longer she could resist Shea's
considerable charms, or the sweet ecstasy she found in his timeless embrace.
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"The Outlaw Heart" by Vivian Knight Jenkins
Love Spell, March 1995 Reviewed on 5/17/00 | |||||
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A professional stuntwoman, Caycee Hammond was used to working in a world of illusions.
Pistol blanks firing around her and fake bottles breaking over her head were tricks of the trade. But she couldn't
believe her eyes when a routine stunt sent her back to an honest-to-goodness Old West bank robbery. And bandit
Zackary Butler was far too handsome to be anything but a dream. Before Caycee knew it, she was dodging real
bullets, outrunning the law, saving Zackary's life, and longing to share the desperado's bedroll. Torn between her
need to return home and her desire for Zackary, Caycee had to chose between a loveless future and the outlaw
heart.
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