Lucy And The Loner. Elizabeth Bevarly

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      Dear Reader,

      A sexy fire fighter, a crazy cat and a dynamite heroine—that’s what you’ll find in Lucy and the Loner, Elizabeth Bevarly’s wonderful MAN OF THE MONTH. It’s the next in her installment of THE FAMILY McCORMICK series, and it’s also a MAN OF THE MONTH book you’ll never forget—warm, humorous and very sexy!

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      Eileen Wilks’s latest, The Wrong Wife, is chock-full with the sizzling tension and compelling reading that you’ve come to expect from this rising Desire star. And so many of you know and love Barbara McCauley that she needs no introduction, but this month’s The Nanny and the Reluctant Rancher is sure to both please her current fans...and win her new readers!

      Suzannah Davis is another new author that we’re excited about, and Dr. Holt and the Texan may just be her best book to date! And the month is completed with a delightful. romp from Susan Carroll, Parker and the Gypsy.

      There’s something for everyone. So come and relish the romantic variety you’ve come to expect from Silhouette Desire!

      Lucia Macro

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      Lucy and the Loner

      Elizabeth Bevarly

      

      

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      ELIZABETH BEVARLY

       is an honors graduate of the University of Louisville and achieved her dream of writing full-time before she even turned thirty! At heart, she is also an avid voyager who once helped navigate a friend’s thirty-five-foot sailboat across the Bermuda Triangle. “I really love to travel,” says this self-avowed beach bum. “To me, it’s the best education a person can give to herself.” Her dream is to one day have her own sailboat, a beautifully renovated older model forty-two footer, and to enjoy the freedom and tranquillity seafaring can bring. Elizabeth likes to think she has a lot in common with the characters she creates, people who know love and life go hand in hand. And she’s getting some firsthand experience with maternity, as well—she and her husband welcomed their firstborn, a son, two years ago.

      For my husband, David, who,

      after twenty books, is still supportive, still indulgent and still cooking. I couldn’t have done it without you. Here’s to twenty more.

      

      And with much, much gratitude to

      Captain George Meyers (AKA Roscoe) of Chicago, Illinois, who, happily and with great humor, answered an exhaustive list of questions about his fire- fighting profession, and who added more than a little color to the book as a result. Any inaccuracies that may appear in the story do so because of my own erroneously drawn conclusions. Thanks, George!

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      Lucy Dolan woke slowly to utter darkness and discovered quickly that she was unable to breathe. A huge, heavy weight seemed to have settled on her chest while she was sleeping, and it had pushed the air right out of her lungs. When she tried to inhale, her breath leapt back out of her mouth in the form of a burning cough that seared her throat and СКАЧАТЬ