Through the Years
by Linda Howard, Fern Michaels, Debbie Macomber
Fiction, romance, generalRomance fiction
3.0
Open LibraryAbout this book
Three complete novels **Tears of the Renegade by Linda Howard** The world stopped for Susan Blackstone when she first saw the stranger—and her heart stopped when she learned his name. He was Cord Blackstone, back for one reason: revenge. But in his game for control of her family empire, would Cord lose the final battle—for his heart—to Susan's surprising upper hand? **Golden Lasso by Fern Michaels** Ruthless ambition came to mind when Jan Warren thought of Derek Bannon. Why did he want her small, struggling ranch? She didn't understand his cruelty—or his kindness. But Jan felt her defenses wearing thin and her heart turning traitor. For there was one thing Derek wanted more than her land. He wanted Jan. **Baby Blessed by Debbie Macomber** An explosive reunion with her husband, Jordan, brought back memories that Molly Larabee had sworn never to relive. Memories of bitter tragedy and sweetest love. But in the aftermath of their rekindled passion they found a second chance... called baby.
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Fiction, romance, generalRomance fiction
About the authors
Linda Howard
3 August 1950
Linda S. was born August 3, 1950 in Gadsden, Alabama, U.S.A.. She cut her teeth on Margaret Mitchell, Robert Ruark, "and anything else that fell into my hands," she says. Whether she is reading them or writing them, books have long played a profound role in Linda's life. Linda wrote her first book when she was 10 years old. "Needless to say, it was unpublishable," she says. "It didn't even have a title. I didn't name them back then." In the ensuing 21 years of writing for her own pleasure, following junior college Linda worked in the transportation industry, where she met Gary F. Howington, her husband. "In the company I worked for, my title was secretary to the terminal manager, but I ac…
Fern Michaels
9 April 1933
Fern Michaels is the pen name of Mary Ruth Kuczkir, who was born in Hastings, Pennsylvania on April 9, 1933, weighing only four and one-half pounds. Because of her small birth weight, Michaels' father nicknamed her "Dink," for "dinky little thing. Her family and friends still use the nickname. As a child, though, others referred to her as Ruth. Once she entered the business world, she became "Mary." Michaels married, moved to New Jersey, and had five children. When the youngest entered school in 1973, her husband told her to get a job. Because she had no idea how to get a job, Michaels decided to try to write a book. Her husband was not very supportive of her efforts, and consequently the…
Debbie Macomber
1948-10-22
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