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==Books== | ==Books== | ||
===Single Title=== | ===Single Title=== | ||
| − | [[Storm Force]] (2006) | + | *[[Storm Force]] (2006) |
===Athena Force (Bombshell)=== | ===Athena Force (Bombshell)=== | ||
| − | [[Double-Cross]] (2005) | + | *[[Double-Cross]] (2005) |
| − | [[Look-Alike]] (2006) | + | *[[Look-Alike]] (2006) |
| − | [[Vendetta]] (2007) | + | *[[Vendetta]] (2007) |
===Novellas=== | ===Novellas=== | ||
| − | "The Get-Away Girl" in [[Femme Fatale]] (2003) (with [[Doranna Durgin]] and [[Virginia Kantra]]) | + | *"The Get-Away Girl" in [[Femme Fatale]] (2003) (with [[Doranna Durgin]] and [[Virginia Kantra]]) |
| − | "Upgrade" in [[Smokescreen]] (2005) (with [[Doranna Durgin]] and [[Vicki Hinze]]) | + | *"Upgrade" in [[Smokescreen]] (2005) (with [[Doranna Durgin]] and [[Vicki Hinze]]) |
Revision as of 14:14, 20 September 2007
Meredith Fletcher got her start with the Silhouette Bombshell line, and branched out into single titles.
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Books
Single Title
- Storm Force (2006)
Athena Force (Bombshell)
- Double-Cross (2005)
- Look-Alike (2006)
- Vendetta (2007)
Novellas
- "The Get-Away Girl" in Femme Fatale (2003) (with Doranna Durgin and Virginia Kantra)
- "Upgrade" in Smokescreen (2005) (with Doranna Durgin and Vicki Hinze)
