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1 review
Mary Kay Mccomas

Loveswept, 1988

A book for those of you that love a good love story.
Obsession starts out with a peek into a young girl's diary. Enter---Esther Brite, an illigitimate child who grew up in a small Virginia town, and returns there after the death of her husband and child. Suffering from pnemonia, her path crosses with the local doctor, Dr. Dan Jacobey, who, unbeknown to Esther, has fallen in love with her after discovering her childhood diary. Both are fighting ...

Loveswept #915: By the Book

1 review
Mary Kay Mccomas

Loveswept, 1998

You'll never look at self-help books the same way again.
Ellen Webster is too nice for her own good. One day, she decides that enough is enough, and purchases one of those "mini" self help books that you find in the checkout aisle at your supermarkets. Following the advice of the book, she sets out to seduce Jonah Blake, the mystery man in town. Feeling unappreciated, she uses the advice to request a raise and a promotion at work, stops letting her ...

Dead of Night
J.D. Robb; Mary Blayney; Ruth Ryan Langan; Mary Kay McComas

Jove, 2007

Bump in the Night

22 reviews
J.D. Robb, Mary Blayney, ...

Jove, 2006

Great
As usually J.D. Robb (Nora Roberts) has brought us the complicated Eve Dallas with all her baggage, passion and skills, to solve a murder. The complicated relationship between her and Rourke and the realistic futuristic setting make it all intriquing and enjoyable

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Mary Kay McComas

Bookspan, 2001

Suite 606

8 reviews
J.D. Robb, Mary Blayney, ...

Berkley, 2008

Another terrific J.D. Robb anthology!
Four very different paranormal romances! I enjoyed all the stories in this book but the first and last were my favorites. The first is J.D. Robb's "Ritual in Death" where Eve is with Roarke at a wealthy friend's party in a penthouse at Roarke's Palace hotel when in walks a naked man holding a knife and covered in blood. Eve and Roarke retrace his steps to another penthouse where they find a ...

Dead of Night

20 reviews
J.D. Robb, Mary Blayney, ...

Jove, 2007

"Eternity in Death" had real bite
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I read Nora Robert's "vampire" trilogy in late October, so I was curious to see how J. D. Robb would handle the same topic. I couldn't have been better pleased. I liked the tension between the characters, and Dorian made a great villian for a novella. The running "vampire" jokes from Eve's co-workers were a lot of fun. Peabody's uneasiness and Roarke's willingness ...

POOR EMILY (Loveswept, No 370)

2 reviews
Mary Kay Mccomas

Loveswept, 1989

Tall, dark, and handsome...
Emily Becket was swept away by a seductive Yankee professor. He made her feel beautiful, sexy and loved. But she had a deep dark family secret that she didn't know if she could tell him...and she was afraid she might lose him if he found out. What should a girl do? Read it and find out...

FAMILIAR WORDS (Loveswept, No 358)

1 review
Mary Kay Mccomas

Loveswept, 1989

A humorous look at falling in love.
Beth Simms has been hurt too many times by men to risk falling in love with Jack Reardon. However, she finds his charms too much to resist, as does her two-year old son who calls Jack "daddy" the first time he sees him. The opening chapter is one laugh after another as Beth and Jack meet for the first time at a car wash. Another hiliarious moment occurs when Jack wants Beth off the roof she's ...