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[[Category:Category Romance]] [[Category:1993 Releases]] [[Category:Paranormal Romance]]
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[[Category:Category Romance]] [[Category:1993 Releases]] [[Category:Paranormal Romance]][[Category:Chicago]][[Category:Valentine's Day]]
 
* '''Author''': [[Anne Stuart]]
 
* '''Author''': [[Anne Stuart]]
 
* '''Publisher''': [[American|Harlequin American Romance]] [[Harlequin American By The Numbers|# 473]]
 
* '''Publisher''': [[American|Harlequin American Romance]] [[Harlequin American By The Numbers|# 473]]
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When James Sheridan Rafferty died in the famed Saint Valentine's Day massacre, he'd no idea that Cupid's wicked angels would give him a second chance...in 1993.  All he had to do was fall madly in love within forty-eight hours.
 
When James Sheridan Rafferty died in the famed Saint Valentine's Day massacre, he'd no idea that Cupid's wicked angels would give him a second chance...in 1993.  All he had to do was fall madly in love within forty-eight hours.
  
But could a real Chicago gangster with a chip on his shoulder-and a down-and-dirty twenties style even Bogart would envy-fall truly in love?  It hardly helped that the day of hearts and flowers fell on Friday the 13th.
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But could a real Chicago gangster with a chip on his shoulder -- and a down-and-dirty twenties style even Bogart would envy -- fall truly in love?  It hardly helped that the day of hearts and flowers fell on Friday the 13th.
  
 
Helen Emerson complicated matters since the good-hearted gangster didn't have time to save damsels in distress.  No doubt Helen would make a fabulous lover, but she was no gun moll.  Still, with time running out, she was Rafferty's only hope.
 
Helen Emerson complicated matters since the good-hearted gangster didn't have time to save damsels in distress.  No doubt Helen would make a fabulous lover, but she was no gun moll.  Still, with time running out, she was Rafferty's only hope.

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Book Description

When James Sheridan Rafferty died in the famed Saint Valentine's Day massacre, he'd no idea that Cupid's wicked angels would give him a second chance...in 1993. All he had to do was fall madly in love within forty-eight hours.

But could a real Chicago gangster with a chip on his shoulder -- and a down-and-dirty twenties style even Bogart would envy -- fall truly in love? It hardly helped that the day of hearts and flowers fell on Friday the 13th.

Helen Emerson complicated matters since the good-hearted gangster didn't have time to save damsels in distress. No doubt Helen would make a fabulous lover, but she was no gun moll. Still, with time running out, she was Rafferty's only hope.