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Devil's Night (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 305)

Devil's Night (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 305)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Storyline from publisher
Review: Awakened by smoke and the scream of an alarm for the third time in as many months, Jacqui Hughes's fears were allayed by the arrival of Scott Llewellyn. Overbearing, overprotective, and overpoweringly masculine, the fire chief ignited flames of desire that had long been dormant.

Assigned the task of stopping the Devil's Night fires, Scott knew that Jacqui was his best lead, and also his worst fear. Fire seemed to follow those he loved, and the clock was ticking. The arsonist would strike again, but this time Scott would be there to capture him -- and to claim Jacqui as his own!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Synopsis
Review: Spontaneous Combustion

Psychologist Jacqui Hughes rarely lost her cool. Then a series of suspicious fires sent sexy fire fighter Scott Llewellyn into her life, and he began wreaking havoc with her heart.

To Jacqui's consternation, Scott was convinced the blazes were the work of a pyromaniac. Driven by demons Jacqio didn't understand, Scott was determined to stand between her and danger. And his blunt sensuality, old- fashioned values and downright aggravating overprotective streak only added to the heat raging between them.

But could Kacqui convince her self-appointed knight in shining armor that she was more than just a damsel in distress? She didn't want a hero- she needed a flesh- and -blood man to love.


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