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Magic At Midnight At first she could not believe it. She was no longer Kathryn Vansomeren, a twentieth-century career woman trapped in a troubled marriage. Instead she was Rosalind, a Regency beauty torn between her husband, the cold but compellingly commanding Sir Dane Marchwood, and handsome, adoring Thomas Denham, who begged her to break her marriage vows. Common sense told her she could not have plunged back through time to find herself in this tangle of Regency romance and deception. But when Denham took her in his arms and whispered his pleas to her; and when Sir Dane showed her passion's power at its dizzying, dazzling peak, her senses could not deny what her heart knew was true TotaUy fascinating. The plot is intricate and suspenseful, the characters wonderful. Sizzling-sensuality adds enormous appeal Sandra Heath is destined to acquire legions of new fans." - MARY BALOGH
Signet (Regency), June 1995 |
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