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An Earl to Enchant: The Rogues' Dynasty

EDITORIAL REVIEW: He's determined not to be a hero... Lord Morgandale is as notorious as he is dashing, and he's determined no woman will tie him down. But from the moment Arianna Sweet appears on his doorstep, he cannot resist the lure of her fascinating personality, exotic wardrobe, and tempting green eyes... She has a deadly secret... Arianna Sweet never imagined the significance of her father's research until after his untimely death. Now she is in possession of his groundbreaking discovery, one that someone would kill for. She can't tell Lord Morgandale her secret, but she knows she needs his help, desperately... Praise for The Rogues' Dynasty Series "Bewitching, beguiling, and unbelievably funny." -Fresh Fiction "A captivating mix of discreet intrigue and potent passion." -Booklist "A gripping plot, great love scenes, and well-drawn characters...impossible to put down." -The Romance Studio "Amelia Grey grabs you by the heart, draws you in, and does not let go." -Romance Junkies (20100226)
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Seven Nights of Sin

From the author of Voyeur comes a sizzling novel about seven steamy nights in Sin City, each one hotter than the last...Brenna Cayton doesn't need a man. At least that's what she keeps telling herself. Then her boss sends her on a business trip to Vegas to make sure Damon Andros-the sexiest man in the entire music industry-doesn't live up to his bad boy image. But before she knows it, business turns to extreme pleasure as Damon brings out her naughty side, fulfilling every one of her wildest fantasies. Now, she has just seven sultry nights to commit every sin in the book. Because once Damon discovers her dirty little secret, he'll surely never indulge their lust again...
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Dick Francis & Felix Francis

Shell-shocked after losing a foot during his tour in Afghanistan, Captain Tom Forsyth returns to his estranged mother's house. His mother has always put horses first and family last. But now she's being blackmailed for a hefty sum every week and being forced to make her horses lose. Using the skills he honed in the military, Tom sets out to find and defeat a hidden enemy before his mother's reputation is ruined, and he ends up back in the crossfire.From Publishers WeeklyIn the enjoyable fourth and final collaboration between Francis (1920–2010) and son Felix (after Even Money), the army career of Capt. Thomas Forsyth abruptly ends when an IED in Afghanistan blows off one of his feet, leaving him with a prosthetic replacement (like another Francis lead, Sid Halley). Upon discharge from National Health Service care, Forsyth makes his way home to Lambourn, where he gets a less-than-warm welcome from his mother, Josephine Kauri, a horse trainer. After learning that her stable has had a series of mishaps, Forsyth discovers that Kauri has been sabotaging her own animals in response to a blackmailer's threats to reveal her tax evasion to the authorities. With nothing else to occupy him, he turns detective to identify the extortionist. Though the plot details won't linger as long as those in Dick Francis's best work, like Whip Hand, this is still a suspenseful read. Francis aficionados will hope that Felix chooses to carry on the family tradition on his own. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. From BooklistGood authors never die; they leave behind at least one book. Francis, who died this year after writing a string of more than 40 racing mysteries, the last 3 in collaboration with his son, Felix, left at least this one book behind. For all lovers of old-fashioned, character-driven, plot-perfect suspense, this is like getting a windfall from a distant, deceased relative. The hero will remind longtime Francis fans of Sid Halley, the driving force of arguably Francis’ finest mysteries. Both have had their careers cut short by a devastating injury (steeplechase jockey Halley lost his hand in a racing accident; new hero, British soldier Captain Tom Forsyth, had his foot blown off by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan). Both have to find their way out of pain and grief to construct a new life. Forsyth, temporarily cut loose from his regiment, returns to the home he fled at age 17, the cold and hostile environment of his mother, one of Britain’s top racehorse trainers. While there, he stumbles into a blackmail plot involving his mother, one that puts her horses at high risk. The Francis team uses both Forsyth’s dilemma, which is how to find “targets and objectives” in a blown-apart life, and his military skills to enable him to get to the bottom of a rotten mess. The plot reads like classic Francis; the research parts presumably come from Felix, and they add a lot of weight to the saddle. The publisher hints that Felix may be carrying on his father’s legacy, but it’s doubtful anyone can. Enjoy this bequest. --Connie Fletcher
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With Spring Comes the Fall

Living With the Dead is a story told in real time that chronicles a small group of survivors before and during the zombie apocalypse. Told in the voice of primarily one man, with occasional offerings from a few of the other survivors, this collection is a thrilling look into the mind of a regular guy who is forced by circumstance to make impossible choices. When the dead walk the earth, the only option left for the survivors is to learn how to truly live.
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The Link

It’s a very different world for vampires.They exist, in small numbers, entirely to control evil and protect the innocent. Their population is controlled by The Elders, five strong, ancient vampires. Only The Elders decide who becomes a vampire or know the process to create a vampire.Yet, vampire Matthew is deeply in love with human Sarah and desperately wants her with him forever. So, he convinces her, and himself, to embark on a journey. A journey that will take them to the darkest corners of the vampire world - to Mexico, Peru, Nigeria, Cairo, Paris, Haiti and more - hoping that they will find the clues to the change process. Hoping that the clues that they do find are the right ones, because, if they’re not, Matthew could end up killing Sarah. Hoping that The Elders don’t figure out what they are up to stop them, permanently. It’s a race against time. Time that Matthew has too much of and Sarah doesn’t have nearly enough. In this first of a series, Sarah and Matthew’s journey is a tale of danger, intrigue, death, deception, love, passion and friendship that will draw you in from the first page, and leave you yearning for more after the last.About the AuthorEnamored of her life in the breathtaking Pacific Northwest, Ms. Nelson, the parent of three and young grandparent of one, got tired of relatives hammering her to write a book. Her annual Christmas letters home were too entertaining and strange to be avoided. Her thrilling fictional accounts of vampire antics will keep you on the edge of your seat. She may be a newcomer to the fiction world, but she has been writing with passion for her entire life.
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They Call Me Baba Booey

One of pop culture's great enduring unsung heroes: Gary Dell'Abate, Howard Stern Show producer, miracle worker, professional good sport, and servant to the King of All Media, for the first time tells the story of his early years and reveals how his chaotic childhood and early obsessions prepared him for life at the center of the greatest show on earth.Baba Booey! Baba Booey! It was a slip of the tongue--that unfortunately was heard by a few million listeners--but in that split second a nickname, a persona, a rallying cry, and a phenomenon was born. Some would say it was the moment Gary Dell'Abate, the long-suffering heroic producer of The Howard Stern Show, for better or worse, finally came into his own. In They Call Me Baba Booey, Dell'Abate explains how his early life was the perfect training ground for the day-to-day chaos that comes with producing the most popular radio show on earth. Growing up on Long Island in the 1970s, the youngest...
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Needing Nita

Attorney Nita Reynolds is hot for Det. Craig Walker, but he's given up asking her out. She doesn't date cops ... until a doctor's call makes her re-examine her priorities. Believing she has a brain tumor like the one that killed her father, she vows to make love to Craig Walker while she still has her full faculties. By the time the doctor realizes he's mixed up the scans, she's in way too deep. NOTE: This is a novella - word length approximately 15K.
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