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Make-believe romance has never felt so real!Bestselling writer Micah Hunter lives a nomadic life. Temporarily settling in a small town for research is outside his comfort zone. Only his tantalizing landlady can lure him from the isolation of his rented mansion. Because Kelly Flynn stirs him as no woman ever has.And she needs his help. To placate her grandmother, Kelly asks Micah to pretend they're engaged. He relishes the chance to be with Kelly…until acting like they're in love begins to feel like more than an act!

You must have some ego to think that every girl who rides in the back of your car wants to kiss you.Fashion designer Tara Devine is the poster girl for behaving badly. It’s a total sham, but she’s always pulled it off… until Michael Cruz saunters into her life, threatening to upturn everything!It’s bad girl vs bad boy – and, if she’s honest, Michael puts her efforts to shame! But one wild night later Tara realises that Michael’s bed is the only place she hasn’t faked it in years and the battle lines are drawn! Because Michael might have got under her clothes, but anywhere near her heart… ? Not likely!

Two fan-favorite tales of romance and suspense from New York Times bestselling author Linda HowardA Game of ChanceOn the trail of a vicious criminal, agent Chance Mackenzie finds the perfect bait for his trap: the target's daughter, Sunny Miller. Chance makes himself the only man she can trust, and then arranges for her elusive father to find out about them. But Chance doesn't know that Sunny has her own reasons for hiding from her father. His deception puts them in danger of losing everything—including their hearts.Loving EvangelineThere's no doubt that the woman calling herself Evie Shaw is the key to the high-tech conspiracy that's threatening Robert Cannon’s computer company—and he means to take her down personally. But trailing her into the heart of a long, hot Southern summer, he finds himself questioning everything he thought he knew. Can she really be innocent? Or are Robert's feelings clouding his judgment when it comes to the woman who has to be guilty as sin?