PaperBackSwap New Postings (2.0)

The Savage Marquess (Signet Regency Romance)

Marion Chesney — 2009-11-25T01:45:56-05:00

A MOST CURIOUS CHEMISTRY

Certainly the two should never have met. The handsome, wealthy Marquess of Rockingham was the most notorious rake in London, as infamous for his violent temper as he was for his intemperate ways. Miss Lucinda Westerville was a country vicar's daughter, as innocent as she was lovely and as proper as a young lady could possibly be. Yet when this impossibly matched pair met at a glittering ball, they had made the dubious bargain to become man and wife in name only! But Lucinda found that she had more than she bargained for... when she vowed not to love this untamed, infuriatingly attractive man... when she tried to rein her own foolishly galloping heart...

The Matchmaker's Plan (Harlequin American Romance Series)

Karen Toller Whittenburg — 2009-11-25T01:45:36-05:00

Christmas Babies (Twins) (Superromance, 953)

Ellen James — 2009-11-25T01:45:36-05:00

From the back cover:

Twin sisters! Two babies. Double the trouble... and twice the joy! Especially at Christmas...

When Danni Ferris keeps her appointment with a client she barely knows, the last thing she expects him to do is take her into his arms and kiss her passionately. But that's exactly what happens. There can only be one explanation - Danni's twin sister - Kristine!

In Christmas Babies, Ellen James explores the relationship between identical sisters - a relationship that is stretched to the limit when Bryan McKay comes into their lives.

'Tis The Season: Under the Mistletoe / A Baby for Christmas / Christmas Angel / Home for Christmas

Kat Martin, Elaine Coffman, Katherine Sutcliffe, Lisa Jackson — 2009-11-25T01:45:36-05:00

Nothing is merrier than a holiday romance...

CHRISTMAS ANGEL by Kat Martin

Southern belle Angel Summers doesn't want to see one more damn Yankee, especially Josh Coltrane, the man she once loved. When he joined the Union Army, she vowed to hate him forever. Now he's back in Savannah for Christmas, for a miracle that could heal both their hearts...

UNDER THE MISTLETOE by Elaine Coffman

When widow Holly Noel Winter, along with a nanny, housekeeper, six little girls and one baby boy, moves next door to resident scrooge Dr. Stan Levine, it's time for a war between the sexes. Unless Christmas brings peace on earth and a time for even a grouch to fall in love...

HOME FOR CHRISTMAS by Katherine Sutcliffe

Virginia "Gigi" Valemere is in a bah humbug period: it's Christmas, she's broke, and a stranger on a motorcycle spooked her horse so badly she was nearly thrown. Then the motorcyclist turns out to be a man with secrets, including the one that can make this holiday the best one of Gigi's life...

A BABY FOR CHRISTMAS by Lisa Jackson

Lonely Annie McFarlane is having a blue holiday ... until a baby in a basket is left on her doorstep. When a handsome man appears to claim the child, Annie faces losing the most precious gift she's ever been given ... or getting another Christmas surprise.

Alaskan Renegade (Harlequin Historical, No 968)

Kate Bridges — 2009-11-25T01:45:10-05:00

In need of a bodyguard on her mission into the Alaskan wilderness, nurse Victoria Windhaven is shocked to recognize the hired gun as none other than Brant MacQuaid a man she had thought never to see again! Brant, now a notorious bounty hunter with a burning passion for justice, had once betrayed her. But closely confined in the stagecoach by day, and even more closely combined under the stars by night, Victoria can't help but dream of turning this renegade into ideal husband material.

Another Rainbow (Harlequin Temptation, 291)

Lynda Trent — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

What You Wish For

Fern Michaels — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

For Helen Stanley, survival means escaping from an abusive husband and creating a new life for herself. She joins an organization that protects abused women but at a cost; she is declared dead, given a new identity, and moved across the United States. She starts her own business, a Victoria's Secret knock-off, and attracts the attention of a loving man, Sam Tolliver. Meanwhile, ex-husband Daniel's fortunes spiral downward. Having lost his job, he blames his misfortunes on his wife's desertion and stalks Helen, bent on a murderous revenge. Fortunately, Helen is rescued by her new beau. Despite the predictable ending, readers will admire Helen's determination to remake her life in a positive direction, meeting each challenge as it comes. Says Helen, "It doesn't matter where you've been. What matters is where you're going and how you get there."

The Perfect Seduction (The Perfect Family) (Harlequin Presents, 1941)

Penny Jordan — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

The Crighton family has been the cause of scandal and heartache for Bobbie Miller--and she wants revenge. All she has to do is seduce the sinfully attractive Luke Crighton and the family secrets will be hers to expose. But the perfect seduction backfires when Bobbie becomes ensnared in her own dangerous trap.

Tender Deceit (Harlequinn Romance, No 3364)

Patricia Wilson — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

(from back of book) When Sarah visits France, the last thing she expects is to fall in love. But fall in love she does... and with Armand Couvier, a man way out of her league. Armand clearly feels something for Sarah, but is it love? He seems to think that Sarah is just a fragile English rose, but soon discovers that this particular rose has thorns! But Armand still believes he will easily win the subsequent battle of wills. Or will he? He doesn't know that Sarah's not afraid to use a little tender deceit to ensure that she wins the ultimate prize...

Rebel in Silk (Once Upon a Time)

Sandra Chastain — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

She was an unconventional beauty who never ran from a challenge. Dallas Burke had come to Willow Creek, Wyoming, to find her brother's killer, and she had no intention of being scared off not by the roughnecks who trashed her newspaper office, nor by the devilishly handsome cowboy who warned her of the violence to come. Yet she couldn't deny that the tall, sun-bronzed rancher had given her something to think about, namely, what it would be like to be held in his steel-muscled arms and feel his sensuous mouth on hers.

The way Jake Silver saw it, the last thing Willow Creek needed was a muckraking journalist inflaming both sides of an already raging range war. What he didn't know was that Dallas had her own unique plan to end the fighting, enlisting the townswomen to use their seductive wiles to convince husbands and sweethearts to lay down their guns. But it was his own reaction to the lovely Dallas that surprised him most of all, leaving him aching with desire and willing to risk everything to accept her sensuous proposal.

The Rancher And The Redhead (Back To The Ranch) (Harlequin Romance, No 3280)

Rebecca Winters — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

Zachery Quinn: Nevada's hottest bachelor who is burned by love before he falls in love with Alex, a redhead who he thinks is trying to run a scam through his nephew.

Honky Tonk Angel (Desire, No 496)

W. Richard West — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

Bushwhacked Bride (Wink & a Kiss, No 2)

Eugenia Riley — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

"JUMPING JEHOSHAPHAT! YOU'VE SHANGAHIED THE NEW SCHOOLMARM!", Ma Reklaw bellowed at her sons and wielded her broom with a fierceness that had all five outlaw brothers running for cover; it didn't take a PH.D. to realize that in the Reklaw household, Ma was the law. Professor Jessica Garrett watched dumbstruck as the members of the feared Reklaw Gang turned tail -- one brother up a tree, another under the hay wagon, and one in a barrel. Having been unceremoniously kidnapped by the rowdy brothers, the green-eyed beauty took great pleasure in their discomfort until Ma Reklaw found a new way to sweep clean her son's disreputable behavior by offering Jessica's hand in marriage to the best behaved. Jessie had heard of shotgun weddings, but a broomstick betrothal was ridiculous! As the dashing but dangerous desperadoes started the wooing there was no telling what would happen with... One Bride For Five Brothers.

Golden Prospect (Harlequin Historical, No. 88)

Shirley Parenteau — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

After all, the idea of a prim store clerk trekking off to the Klondike disguised as a can-can girl was a crazy notion, to say the least. But the moment Julia Ames discovered her long lost father's whereabouts, she knew she'd have no peace till she found him.

Duncan Adair was learning to accept the burden of carting five rowdy showgirls to his brother's playhouse in the gold-crazed Yukon. But when he discovered his suspiciously ladylike songstress was in fact no "entertainer" at all, Duncan was in a jam. How could he protect the woman he loved when she was hell-bent on looking for trouble?

Miracle (Harlequin American Romance, No 392)

Muriel Jensen — 2009-11-25T01:44:52-05:00

WHO WAS BERNIE EMERSON?

She was a woman who had few material possessions, yet carried herself with an air of elegance and breeding. She savored the taste of macadamia-nut ice cream every time she had it. She knew little about fashion, and was a black belt in karate.

And why, when Mark Costello kissed her, did she look so innocent, yet passionate... and smile as if she'd finally discovered what life was all about?

Where had Bernie been? Was she an heiress on a lark? A runaway princess? The truth was ever more surprising...