Conard County: Christmas Crime Spree / Police Dog Procedural

Rachel Lee

Lena Diaz

Mills & Boon Heroes

Conard County: K-9 Detectives / One Night Standoff

Nicole Helm

Captive of the Desert King: AND The Unexpected Hero (Mills & Boon Intrigue)

Romance

Donna Young

Contemporary

Mills& Boon

Millionaire to Marry (World's Most Eligible Bachelors S.)

Silhouette Books`

It's time to melt the ice  U.S. Air Force captain Andrea "Andy" Burke's new commanding officer, Colonel Dare MacLendon, runs his car off an icy winter road--and it's up to Andy to report the accident. Not a great start to their working relationship. And worse, Dare seems only too aware that Andy is a woman. Andy's tried hard to downplay her femininity to make it in the military, so she's none too please--even though she's just as attracted to Dare.  But when Dare becomes the target of sabotage, Andy can no longer deny she loves him. Danger brings out the woman in her. And she'll do anything to protect her man...

An Officer and a Gentleman (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 370)

Paranormal

Silhouette

Computer programmer Jessica Kilmer's life changed the moment she realized classified documents had been stolen from her safe. She knew contacting the FBI would turn her life upside down, but she never expected what would happen when she met special agent Arlen Coulter. For even as Arlen assured her that he would keep her safe, his quiet intensity awakened her heart to another danger altogether....It seemed to Arlen that the greatest risk in this case was the effect Jessica had on him. She aroused feelings he'd long believed dead--and preferred to keep buried. But the danger that Jessica faced was real--could Arlen get her out before it was too late?

Serious Risks (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 394)

Tim O'Shaughnessy is involved in top-secret computer work for the government. He's dedicated to protecting his latest software program--and his beautiful business partner, Liz Pennington. They had never worked quite this closely before, and Tim couldn't deny that as the danger of their assignment became more intense, so did their passion! Could they ever return to business as usual?

Defying Gravity (Silhouette Intimate Moments No. 430)

<p>SOMEONE WAS STALKING HIM After being held captive for four years, CIA agent Ransom Laird just wanted to enjoy the wide-open spaces and warm sunshine of Wyoming. He hadn't expected to meet a woman whose very soul touched him, warmed him-- a woman he could grow old with. And now that he'd found her, he was about to lose her to an unknown assassin. Someone who wanted Ransom dead. Someone who was willing to kill Mandy to get to him... Writer Mandy Grant saw Ransom as a wounded warrior seeking shelter within her fortress walls and herself as the lonely princess, too frightened to love. Because for Mandy, loving mean losing. And unless the stopped the killer first, they were both going to lose...</p>

Conard County: Exile's End ( Silhouette Intimate Moments #449)

<p>TWO LIVES DEPENDED ON HIMMicah Parish: Deputy Sheriff. Six feet, four inches of solid muscle. Half-Cherokee. Tough, proud, a loner. Faith Williams: Mother-to-be. Fragile-looking blonde running for her life. Quiet, scared of her own shadow. Protecting the people of Conard County was deputy sheriff Micah Parish's job, but protecting Faith Williams was about to become his life's work. Pregnant, alone and stalked by her abusive ex-husband, Faith needed more than a place to hide and a strong shoulder to lean on. She needed someone to end her nightmare. And Micah needed someone to start his dream.CONARD COUNTY: Where the Wyoming sky spreads bold and blue above men and women who draw their strength from the land -- and from the bonds of love they share.</p>

Cherokee Thunder (Silhouette Intimate Moments)

Miss Emmaline and the Archangel (Conard County) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No. 482)

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