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* '''Year''': [[:category:1990 Releases|1990]] | * '''Year''': [[:category:1990 Releases|1990]] | ||
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She was going for gold. For Tori Anderson, an Olympic gold medal was just a ski slope away. But she'd been sidelined by an injury, and racing again might put her in a wheelchair for life. Helping injured athletes was what Michael St. James did best. And training Tori Anderson was a challenge he'd relish. But he couldn't allow her to risk her future. Maybe he could convince her to accept a gold ring instead of a gold medal. Or maybe she'd hate him forever for refusing to help her win.... | She was going for gold. For Tori Anderson, an Olympic gold medal was just a ski slope away. But she'd been sidelined by an injury, and racing again might put her in a wheelchair for life. Helping injured athletes was what Michael St. James did best. And training Tori Anderson was a challenge he'd relish. But he couldn't allow her to risk her future. Maybe he could convince her to accept a gold ring instead of a gold medal. Or maybe she'd hate him forever for refusing to help her win.... | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 17 December 2007
- Author: Suzanne Nichols
- Publisher: Harlequin Superromance # 392
- Year: 1990
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing:
Book Description
She was going for gold. For Tori Anderson, an Olympic gold medal was just a ski slope away. But she'd been sidelined by an injury, and racing again might put her in a wheelchair for life. Helping injured athletes was what Michael St. James did best. And training Tori Anderson was a challenge he'd relish. But he couldn't allow her to risk her future. Maybe he could convince her to accept a gold ring instead of a gold medal. Or maybe she'd hate him forever for refusing to help her win....
