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Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past. | Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past. | ||
| + | The story takes place in Los Angeles | ||
| − | This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way and Something to Treasure | + | |
| + | This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way (1985) and Something to Treasure (1986.) | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 13 July 2008
- Author: Rita Clay Estrada
- Publisher: Harlequin Temptation
- Year: 1985
Book Description
Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past.
The story takes place in Los Angeles
This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way (1985) and Something to Treasure (1986.)
