Difference between revisions of "Trust Me - Charlotte Moore"
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* '''Year''': 1996 | * '''Year''': 1996 | ||
* '''Setting''': | * '''Setting''': | ||
| − | * '''Amazon Listing''' | + | * '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373270623/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Trust Me] |
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There was something wrong, terribly wrong, in the long-abandoned building that was Margo Stafford's new home. And now a stranger swore that the evil she sensed threatened her very life. But who was this man who made her tremble in fear, even as she ached for his touch? | There was something wrong, terribly wrong, in the long-abandoned building that was Margo Stafford's new home. And now a stranger swore that the evil she sensed threatened her very life. But who was this man who made her tremble in fear, even as she ached for his touch? | ||
There could be no doubt that Kane Rainer was linked to the awful secrets of this place. She saw it in his haunted eyes when he warned her to stay away. And she felt it in his anguished touch when, against his will, he drew her into his embrace. | There could be no doubt that Kane Rainer was linked to the awful secrets of this place. She saw it in his haunted eyes when he warned her to stay away. And she felt it in his anguished touch when, against his will, he drew her into his embrace. | ||
Revision as of 00:14, 6 October 2007
- Author: Charlotte Moore
- Publisher: Silhouette Shadows # 62
- Year: 1996
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing: Trust Me
Book Description
There was something wrong, terribly wrong, in the long-abandoned building that was Margo Stafford's new home. And now a stranger swore that the evil she sensed threatened her very life. But who was this man who made her tremble in fear, even as she ached for his touch?
There could be no doubt that Kane Rainer was linked to the awful secrets of this place. She saw it in his haunted eyes when he warned her to stay away. And she felt it in his anguished touch when, against his will, he drew her into his embrace.
