Flirting with Fireworks. Teresa Carpenter

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      “So, what’s this news you have for me?”

      Jason smiled. “What, you can’t read my mind?”

      “Oh, so you want to play? Reading minds isn’t really one of my talents, but I’m willing to give it a try if you’re willing to chance it.”

      Desire lit up his eyes. Jason took a step forward, the warrior in him not afraid of the dare in her posture.

      Skin touched skin. And pow. Cherry felt his heat, his muscles coil as he braced his body, then the scent of him. Her lips against his cheek, the softness of skin, the harshness of bristles.

      The reality of love.

      Her system absorbed the shock even as her mind opened and her senses flared. Cherry knew, just knew, in that moment that this man, this near stranger, was her soul mate.

      Fear and denial rose up fast and hard.

      Oh, no. No. No! She turned and ran, not caring who saw or what impression she left behind her. She was running for her life.

      Dear Reader,

      Working with talented writers is one of the most rewarding aspects of my job. And I’m especially pleased with this month’s lineup because these four authors capture the essence of Silhouette Romance. In their skillful hands, you’ll literally feel as if you’re riding a roller coaster as you experience all the trials and tribulations of true love.

      Start off your adventure with Judy Christenberry’s The Texan’s Reluctant Bride (#1778). Part of the author’s new LONE STAR BRIDES miniseries, a career woman discovers what she’s been missing when Mr. Wrong starts looking an awful lot like Mr. Right. Patricia Thayer continues her LOVE AT THE GOODTIME CAFÉ with Familiar Adversaries (#1779). In this reunion romance, the hero and heroine come from feuding families, but they’re about to find out there really is just a thin line separating hate from love! Stop by the BLOSSOM COUNTY FAIR this month for Teresa Carpenter’s Flirting with Fireworks (#1780). Just don’t get burned by the sparks that fly when a fortune-teller’s love transforms a single dad. Finally, Shirley Jump rounds out the month with The Marine’s Kiss (#1781). When a marine wounded in Afghanistan returns home, he winds up helping a schoolteacher restore order to her classroom…but finds her wreaking havoc to his heart!

      And be sure to watch for more great romances next month when Judy Christenberry and Susan Meier continue their miniseries.

      Happy reading,

      Ann Leslie Tuttle

      Associate Senior Editor

      Flirting with Fireworks

      Blossom County Fair

      Teresa Carpenter