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Unforgettable by Madeline Baker New York: Leisure Books, 2000 (390p.) |
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Summary: The last thing Shaye Montgomery needed was another man in her life. Especially a gambler who had been hanged a hundred years before she was born. But Alejandro Valverde wouldn't leave her alone. As she walked the deserted streets of a California ghost town, his image seemed to rise up out of the misty night. On the faded pages of a saloon girl's diary, his exploits came to life. And in her dreams, he was all too real—his hair long and black, his lips full and sensual, his dark, dark eyes filled with a predatory gleam. Then, incredibly, she was drawn into his world, a world where badmen, showdowns and gambling halls had replaced the park rangers, TV shows and malls she knew. Now when she looked into his eyes, she saw a kindred soul, knew that what she needed most in the world was to share a love that was truly UNFORGETTABLE. [from back cover] Awards: Winner of the OCC/RWA Orange Rose Contest for Best California Setting more information at author's web site http://amandaashley.com/work20.htm | |||||||||||
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