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When billionaire financier Harrison Fairfax boards the EarthFed starship Starchild, Captain Trieka Cavendish knows he’ll bring trouble. Earthlubbers always do. But she has no idea trouble will come in the form of a vast government conspiracy that will turn her whole world upside down. Harrison Fairfax has spent the past seven years trying to find out what happened to his wife, an investigative journalist. But his wife’s disappearance is only the beginning—and the rest is much, much worse—as he discovers a conspiracy reaching to the highest echelons of EarthFed. On to his meddling, government strongmen drive Fairfax and Cavendish into the wilds of the colony planet Denahault, where they discover even more secrets—and a passion for each other that may be the only thing that can save them. |
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After her parents’ deaths when she was an
infant, Noisy Girl was taken in by the White Fur People, primitive,
non-human natives of the colony planet Denahault. Though she has always
known she was different, she knows nothing of the human world, or
of her home planet Earth, millions of miles away among the stars. But when the human settlers on Denahault initiate peaceful relations with the White Fur People, Noisy Girl decides to find out what she can about her true heritage. Commander Jeff Anderson has always wanted to be a starship captain. When he’s offered command of the legendary Starchild, it seems like an obvious decision. Until, while on shore leave on Denahault, he meets Noisy Girl. She captures his imagination like no other woman ever has, and suddenly he doesn’t know what he should do—pursue his life-long dream, or take a chance at happiness in the arms of this beguiling woman. Or can he do both? |
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Britt wants her husband back--but he's been dead for five years.
Jesse just wants to close a case. They're both in for more than
they bargained for. "A very enjoyable read; sexy and intriguing."--Kat Bragg,
CompuServe Romance Reviews |
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Rory Campbell is a professional ghost hunter. Her special ability
puts ghosts at ease, making it easier for them to communicate with the
living. But when she investigates the haunted MacGregor house in
Winding Falls, North Carolina, she encounters a ghost unlike any other.
Lachlan MacGregor died 250 years ago, killed by his wife's lover. Since then he's been cursed to remain a ghost, wallowing in guilt over his wife's death. Can Rory's special powers help him overcome both the curse and his own self-hatred? Either way, both lose, because they've fallen in love--and whether Lachlan remains a ghost or goes on to his just reward, it seems they can never be together. But miracles do happen... |
