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Dr. Felicity Slade has come to the small coastal town of Morriston for a quieter life–and to distance herself from the gorgeous paramedic Angus McBride. She's always known that Angus thrives on the drama and danger of his job with the Specialist Emergency Response Team, and she has never been able to cope with the fear of losing him.The last thing she expects now is to be plunged into a critical emergency situation. When Angus turns up as part of the medical response team, her feelings are thrown into confusion. As they battle through the night to save the lives in their care, it becomes clear to Angus that this is his last chance–he has this one night to prove to Felicity that he really is the right man for her.

Two steamy classics from New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Lori FosterIn Too Deep P.I. Harry Lonnigan wasn't fooled by her disguise. The waif dressed as a boy, who was about to blow his cover and maybe get herself killed, was every inch a woman. His first priority should have been reuniting Charlie with her estranged father – but her first priority was to seduce Harry, and before Harry knew it, he was in too deep.Married to the Boss Dana Dillinger had been R.J. Maitland's right hand for years – loyal, dependable…and hopelessly, secretly in love with him. So when he popped the question to prove he wasn't the playboy the press labeled him, she accepted his «proposal.» But where R.J. envisioned a marriage in name only, Dana refused to settle for anything less than his heart….

Had He Returned for Her…Or Their Son?Life wasn't easy as a single mom, but somehow Win had managed to raise a son that any mother could be proud of. Now Charlie's father was back on the scene and demanding as share in his child. But was a share all James wanted? Could it be that her seductive ex-husband meant to take Charlie away from her?All Win knew was that in the space of a few days James had managed to turn her calm, self-assured world upside down. But was her concern more about Charlie's future or her own?