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Pediatric cardiologist Tyler Logan always rounded up what he wanted–such as Jill Hershey's fund-raising expertise to build a children's hospital wing. When she refused, he lassoed the sultry businesswoman with his stethoscope, daring her to help.But now something was daring him–to take a chance and break the curse that said Logans never won at love….Jill had tried to bury herself in her high-powered job–but it couldn't substitute for love and family. And now Tyler was touching her heart–and other Places–dangling what she yearned for most. Jill couldn't give her body and keep her heart. So maybe it was time to give both….

Beneath the small-town charm is a big-time secretMuseum curator Grace McKenzie is shocked when she receives word that her ex-fiancé, Steven Hatfield, has been murdered. In his will, Steven has left her his art gallery in New Hope, Pennsylvania.Anticipating that she would turn down the bequest, he asked that she spend a week at the gallery before making her final decision. Motivated by a sense of duty to a man she once loved, Grace agrees to go to New Hope for one week. She isn’t the only person drawn to the small town. FBI agent Matt Baxter has returned to his home town for one reason only – to clear his father of a bogus murder charge.While he and Grace seek answers, they discover that beneath the surface of this charming, peaceful town lies an old secret a few of its citizens would rather keep buried. And when their search takes an unexpected turn, they have only hours to find out where the truth lies – or be buried with it.

SIMPLY THE BESTShe wanted a husband…Lacey West's biological clock wasn't so much ticking as sounding alarm bells. And then Max Jarvis moved in to her apartment block. Six feet two inches of prime bachelor–the perfect male, except for one thing…He didn't need a wife!Max wasn't in the market for marriage. As far as he was concerned, a ring and a piece of paper didn't prove anything–his parents' disastrous marriage had taught him that. Added to which he seemed to think Lacey was just male bait, that she went through men like coffee. He'd accused her of being a temptation no man could resist…but, if that was the case, why wouldn't he give in?SIMPLY THE BEST."Rebecca Winters writes from the heart. She has the ability to make me laugh or…cry. Mostly she makes me care."–Debbie Macomber