Dear Cordelia
by Pamela Ford
Harlequin Superromance
August, 2005 ~ ISBN 0-373-71291-XHow do you give advice about THIS?
Food reporter Liza Dunnigan has always dreamt of being an investigative journalist and she’s finally been given a chance. Her assignment? Track down the reclusive and wildly popular advice columnist “Cordelia.”
The only way to get to Cordelia is through her publicist, Jack Graham. Under the guise of applying for a job taking care of his dog, Liza meets Jack—and soon she's interested in more than a story!
But Jack Graham has a secret. Cordelia isn’t his client, she’s his alias. No one can ever find out that he’s actually writing the column, since his reputation would be ruined. He’s also a notorious playboy who doesn’t plan to settle down. But with Liza in his life, he starts to reconsider…
Too bad there isn’t really a Cordelia. Because with all the secrets they’re keeping, Jack and Liza could use some advice!
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Oh, Baby!
by Pamela Ford
Harlequin Superromance #1247
December, 2004 ~ ISBN 0-373-71247-2
A 2004 Golden Heart Finalist!Six years ago, Annie McCarthy was a waitress in an all-night diner and Nick Fleming was just a customer. Late at night they shared their dreams over coffee and pie. Then along came a once in a lifetime opportunity—if they married, Nick would inherit his trust fund early and Annie would get $250,000. After a quickie divorce, they could pursue those dreams—separately.
Annie went to a small town in Wisconsin and bought a B and B and has had a wonderful life—just like she’s always wanted. Now Nick has shown up at Annie's door, and he has shocking news. They're still married and he needs her to sign papers so he can get married for real. The problem is Annie’s pregnant and when she came to town, she told everyone she was married—to Nick—and that he’s the father.
Oh, baby, this is going to be one interesting summer!
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and heroine. Nick is admirable. ... He's one of the few good
guys left on this planet earth. This positive romantic adventure
will create vivid pictures in the minds of readers." |
