Guiding light
Man-woman relationshipsFictionFathers and daughtersSheriffsMedia Tie-In - Novelizations
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On the run with his young daughter, whose great-grandfather wishes to claim her, Jonathan Randall comes to the town of Tourmaline, California, where he meets Aubrey Cross, the daughter of the local sheriff, and tries to forge a new life.
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Man-woman relationshipsFictionFathers and daughtersSheriffsMedia Tie-In - NovelizationsSagas
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California
About the authors
Julia London
18 March 1959
Dinah Dinwiddie, under the penname Julia London is a bestselling U.American writer of romance novels. She was born and grew up on a ranch in Texas. She graduated college and worked in Washington D.C., traveling extensively in the United States and Europe before returning to Texas and worked as public administrator before she finally decided to be writer. Dinah is married and lives in Texas.
Alina Adams
Dear Readers, At age 10, I watched Lost in Space in the morning, and General Hospital in the afternoon. By 13, I'd moved on to devouring Sidney Sheldon novels and prime-time soaps. I wrote my first romance novel at 17. I didn't show it to anyone, but, ten years later, I did go back and reread it. It wasn't very good. But, it wasn't too bad, either. I started sending manuscripts out to publishers when I was 22, but, it wasn't until three years later that I sold my first novel -The Fictitious Marquis, a Regency Romance - to AVON Books. My second Regency, Thieves at Heart, came out a year later. But, deep in my heart, I missed the larger-than-life characters and tense, romantic s…
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