Brothers In Arms Book 3
Harlequin Intrigue
ISBN:
0373746415
Buzz Richardson survived as a
navy pilot and a covert operative by following one rule: handle the
unexpected. Partnering up with Raven Pierre, his ex-fiancée, who’s still
his sexiest fantasy come true, might be against all the rules. Buzz had
already learned the hard way that a family…a husband…had no place in
Raven’s well-thought-out future. But even with an unknown assassin threatening
to take down Raven and the little girl she’d risked her life to hide, Buzz saw
a side of the UN translator he’d never thought possible. Keeping this new Raven
safe only resurrected the desire between them…and letting her go this time was
the one thing he wasn’t willing to handle.
MOUNTAIN RANGER
RECON
Brothers In Arms Book 2
Harlequin Intrigue
ISBN:
0373695403
HIS
UNDERCOVER MISSION BROUGHT HIM BACK TO HIS WIFE—AND THE SON HE HADN’T KNOWN
EXISTED
Ian Dempsey knew
he’d have a lot to answer for when he bumped into Meg, the wife he’d left
behind to complete an undercover mission.
Nearly three years had passed since he’d last seen her, but she was as beautiful as ever—and as angry. Before he could explain his reasons for temporarily walking away, shots rang out and Ian quickly went from husband to bodyguard. Investigating his enemies would take time. And whether Meg liked it or not, he wouldn’t leave her side until he could guarantee her safety. One step back into her life, though, and Ian knew the stakes were even higher. She had a two-year-old son. And he looked exactly like Ian.…
Nearly three years had passed since he’d last seen her, but she was as beautiful as ever—and as angry. Before he could explain his reasons for temporarily walking away, shots rang out and Ian quickly went from husband to bodyguard. Investigating his enemies would take time. And whether Meg liked it or not, he wouldn’t leave her side until he could guarantee her safety. One step back into her life, though, and Ian knew the stakes were even higher. She had a two-year-old son. And he looked exactly like Ian.…
NAVY SEAL
SECURITY
Harlequin Intrigue
ISBN:
0373695349
Amy Prescott
couldn't help but notice the sexy, wet-suited Navy SEAL who washed up on the
beach. Nor could she overlook the burst of gunfire that followed his hasty
introduction. Thankfully, Riley Hammond expertly shielded her from harm.
Unfortunately, he landed her in the middle of his deadly covert op.
Riley never
expected the seemingly innocent beach girl to be connected to the bad guys he'd
been sent to track down. But between the body splayed across her kitchen floor
and the bullets narrowly missing them as they went on the run, Riley suspected
there was more to the feisty bombshell than she let on. Not to mention a fiery
passion he was happy to explore….
GREEN BERET
BODYGUARD
Harlequin Intrigue
ISBN: 0373746474
COMING in JAN 2012
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER
He may have lost his memory,
but not his mercenary skills. And once Jack Coburn learned his real name, he
sought out the woman who could help him piece together the rest of his past. Lola
Famosa had hired the green beret months ago to find her missing brother. And
that mission had nearly cost him his life. But locating the lovely doctor
presented new dangers. Someone was determined to keep Lola from her quest, and
her life hung in the balance. Jack’s first concern might have been regaining
his memory, but now it was all about protecting Lola. For she was the one thing
this loner was determined to keep.
ABOUT CAROL
THE Q & A
CAROL: Like most writers, I was a bookworm when I was a child. I would read through stacks of books from the library every week. The books that stand out in my memory as some of my early favorites were those biographies with the blue covers and the yellow squiggle around the person’s name. I can remember reading one of those biographies on Amelia Earhart. I also enjoyed the Edgar Eager series that I believe started with the book Half Magic (waaay before Harry Potter ever got his scar!).
ANGI: Can you tell us about a real-life hero you’ve met?
CAROL: That would have to be my dad. When I was a baby, and I’m the youngest of
four, my mom was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s disease (think Michael
J. Fox). She was only 40 years old. Her disease progressed fast and furious and
soon she couldn’t drive, go grocery shopping, do housework, or cook. My dad hung in there and did what he needed
to do for his family. When I left for
college, my dad retired so he could take care of my mom full-time. He never dodged his responsibilities or
bemoaned his fate. He was also a WWII
veteran and in later years he was amazed at the reverence shown to veterans of
that war. Again, he just did what was
expected of him. He was one of those
everyday heroes, not perfect, not rich, not famous, but he epitomized the
heroes of his generation.ANGI: What’s your favorite cartoon character?
CAROL: Spongebob Squarepants. He’s so optimistic and trusting. He usually looks on the bright side of life and thoroughly enjoys himself in Bikini Bottom. And I love the way he says, “In your face!”
ANGI: Is there a playlist you’d recommend for reading your latest release?
CAROL: Hmm, I can’t listen to music when I write. It’s way too distracting because I like to sing along with the songs. However, since my Jan. Intrigue, Green Beret Bodyguard is set in Miami and the heroine is of Cuban descent, a perfect playlist for that book would include Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie,” Juanes’ – “La Camisa Negra,” and Pit Bull’s “I Know You Want Me.”
ANGI: What was the first story you remember writing?
CAROL: I can’t remember the first story I ever wrote down on paper, but I always had stories running through my head. I had a best friend growing up who lived down the street, and we would always play this game where we would act out my stories. I reconnected with that friend recently after a long absence and she could totally get how I was writing romance novels because she remembered all my stories when we were kids. I also “founded” a magazine/newsletter at my junior high school called “Madrone Madness.” I recruited my friends to work on every issue where we printed school news and song dedications, and I wrote a fictional soap opera starring the teachers and students of the school called “As Madrone Turns.” The whole publication was sort of like Vanity Fair.
ANGI: What’s your favorite movie of all time?
CAROL: OK, you
know I can’t just choose one, right? Two
of my favorite movies of all time happen to come from the same director, Mel
Gibson. I absolutely love Braveheart because it contains so many
elements of my favorite types of stories:
romance, action/adventure, and history.
The other Gibson movie I love is Apocalypto. Again, that movie has a compelling love
story, fascinating historical details, and enough non-stop action that kept me
on the edge of my seat for almost the entire movie the first time I watched it. I also love those film noir types of
movies. I just watched Body Heat again the other night, and
that is a fantastic movie – so atmospheric and sultry. Oh, oh, I have to add Slumdog Millionaire, so very clever with the flashback retelling of
Jamal’s life, and The Reader. After watching The Reader for the first time, I emailed my friend who had
recommended it, and we must’ve exchanged about 20 emails discussing this movie.
ANGI’S GOTTA ASK: Carol, you are one of the busiest people I
know. Besides writing and your kids and husband… What do you do for fun? Care
to share who you read to relax?CAROL’S GOTTA ANSWER: Relaxing is so overrated! J To wind down, I like to walk to the beach listening to my iPod. I really enjoy watching my boys play sports. There’s nothing more “relaxing” than screaming on the sidelines of my sons’ soccer matches or water polo games. I also like watching Dancing with the Stars and The Bachelorette – shhh. Two of my go-to authors for pure reading enjoyment are Victoria Holt, the Mistress of Gothic Romance, and Georgette Heyer, the Queen of Regency Romance. The other day, I was walking home from meeting a friend for coffee, and as I passed by our local public library I sneaked inside and grabbed a copy of Heyer’s Black Sheep from the shelf just so I could read the “meet” scene between Abigail Wendover and Miles Claverleigh. I just stood there in the stacks and giggled. Now THAT’S getting lost in a story!
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