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Between Mist And Midnight (Harlequin Presents, No 1515)

4 reviews
Kathleen O'Brien

Harlequin, 1992

Between mist and midnight
I can easily say that this is one of the best romances I've ever read. But if you're like me, you're only reading this in the hopes of a synapsis. So I'll bend to that whim: Home is where the heart breaks For Eleanor Wilding, home was Wildings-her family's antebellum estate in Mississippi. Wildings...where she'd foolishly fallen in love with her handsome stepbrother, Edan Bond. ...

Texas Baby (Cowboy Country, Book 2) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1441)

4 reviews
Kathleen O'Brien

Harlequin, 2007

Whose the daddy???
Josie Whitford is a waitress in a small Texas town. She got together with a man named Chase Clayton IV and became pregnant. The day that she learns that she is pregnant she finds out that Chase is engaged to be married. She goes to the engagment party to confront Chase. There is only one problem. When she finds Chase he is not the man that impregnanted her. Josie and Chase figure this out ...

A Self-Made Man: The Millionaires (Harlequin Superromance No. 967)

1 review
Kathleen O'Brien

Harlequin, 2001

A fast read on a rainy day
This is the first book I've read by Kathleen O'Brien. The story was pretty much predictable and not all that exciting. I found humor in one particular area when the author wrote the following lines: Her small blue makeup case was slung over her shoulder, and it bumped her rear end with each step, letting loose a musical tinkling of ...

Christmas in Hawthorn Bay (Silhouette Superromance)

3 reviews
Kathleen O'Brien

Harlequin Mills & Boon, 2007

Great story
CHRISTMAS IN HAWTHORN BAY by Kathleen O'Brien December 16, 2006 Amazon rating 4/5 "The Killians have had a bad reputation for generations, in the South Carolina lowlands. Jack Killian, a Kansas City lawyer, returns home after being away for twelve years. One reason he left South Carolina was the rumor that he had tried to kill Tom Dickson, who also happened to be the cousin of his onetime ...

Glencoe Literature: Reading With Purpose, Course 2

1 review

McGraw-Hill/Glencoe, 2007

Worst Textbook Ever Seen
This is the worst textbook I have ever seen. It will behoove you to be forewarned it is entirely grounded in outcome-based educational methods. My stepdaughter has an online correspondence course using it. Almost everything in it is from the 20th-21st centuries (from the beginning of the decline of Western Civilization onward), the rest from the 19th century. So, there is no Shakespeare, Chaucer, ...

Feminist New Testament Studies: Global and Future Perspectives (Religion/Culture/Critique)

Palgrave Macmillan, 2005

This volume is an engaging and provocative collection of essays on contemporary feminist biblical studies. Drawing upon their own social, cultural, and religious backgrounds and experiences, contributors read the New Testament as feminists, placing it in the context of globalization. These biblical interpretations cast gender, race, class, and power relationships as issues inherent in both the content and context of scripture. Calling into ...

Glencoe Literature: Reading With Purpose, Course 1

McGraw Hill Glencoe, 2007

Porphyry the Philosopher To Marcella

Society of Biblical Literature, 1987

The Northwest Green Home Primer

3 reviews
Kathleen Smith

Timber Press, 2008

Wonderful resources. Love the connections to everyday living in the NW
From the first chapter I knew I was reading something special. O'Brien and Smith take the time to tell us exactly why building and remodeling in more sustainable and environmentally-friendly manner are not only important to reduce our imprint on the animals and resources of our lovely planet but also our responsibility to our native history and our current and future everyday lives. Boom! Totally ...

Memory Lapse (Secret Fantasies) (Harlequin Temptation, No 522)

2 reviews
Kathleen O'Brien

harlequin, 1994

Do you have a secret fantasy?
Drew Townsend does. And in his secret fantasy Laura Nolan returns. Three years ago, she ran away, leaving her engagement ring and a useless little note. Laura had told him to get on with his life, meet other women and forget her. And he had...except for the last part. Then one day Laura does come back, but not to him. She comes back to find out what secrets lay buried in her past - a past ...

White Midnight (Harlequin Presents, No 1189)

1 review
Kathleen O'Brien

Harlequin, 1989

How could she afford to welcome him home?
From back cover: Amanda had been dangerously naive the summer Drake Daniels raked in a cool ten thousand dollars for leaving her family's Georgia estate and disappearing into the night without her. His betrayal had nearly killed her. For six long years she'd fantasized about confronting him-to tell him exactly what she thought of him. But face-to-face her accusations were powerless. The sad truth ...

Perfect Secrets

2 reviews
Kathleen Kane, Judith O'Brien, ...

St. Martin's Press, 1999

disappointed
I had a hard time with this book. It did not keep my interest at all and was hard to follow in places.

Dreams On Fire (Harlequin Presents, No 1267)

1 review
Kathleen O'Brien

harlequin, 1990

Dreams on Fire
Megan Farrell already dreads locking horns with the new owner of the New Orleans rare book shop where she works. But even she has no idea how easily this man can destroy her firm ideas about the past-and especially those about love and passion.

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