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Search - LAST BRIDGE HOME (Loveswept)
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Book Description:
A young widow befriends a mysterious stranger, only to find herself drawn irrevocably into a strange world of fear and fascination, where she is unable to tell friend from foe, lover from enemy.
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Jon Sandell was no more like his cousin Mark than the sunset resembled the dawn, Elizabeth Ramsey knew but her beloved Mark was gone, and she didn't know whom to trust anymore. Jon told her stories she didn't want to believe, his gaze savagely possessive and mesmerizing in its intensity. But when he touched her, she echoed his own fierce need in her hunger to know his heart. Following him meant making a dangerous pact with destiny that could cost her all she cherished-would the love they couldn't deny bridge the chasm between her world and an uncertain future in his arms?
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Jon Sandell was no more like his cousin Mark than the sunset resembled the dawn, Elizabeth Ramsey knew--but her beloved Mark was gone, & she didn't know whom to trust anymore. Jon told her stories she didn't want to believe, his gaze savagely possessive & mesmerizing in its intensity. But when he tourched her, she echoed his own fierce need in the hunger to know his heart. Following him meant making a dangerous pact with destiny that could cost her all she cherished--would the love they couldn't deny bridge the chasm between her world and an uncertain future in his arms?
Susan J. B. from SEATTLE, WA wrote on 11/6/2005...an early Iris Johansen, in good shape for an
older book.