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Adam's Bride (Harlequin Presents #263)

1 review
Rosemary Carter

Harlequin, 1978

Beautiful and a must read for all Harlequin novels
Despite the fact that it was made in the 1970's, Adam's Bride surely is a memorable novel in the Harlequin world. It combines love, humor, and a whole lot of passion into one novel. The writing is absolutly superb and the plotline is very original. I give the author of this book a thumbs up! -AM

What Remains

9 reviews
Rosemary Poole-Carter

Top Publications, 2002

An original, atmospheric, evocative, and deftly woven novel
Set in the South just after the American Civil War, What Remains by R. Poole-Carter is a grim novel of murder, intrigue, lies, and buried secrets that begins in 1865. Isabelle Ross is a woman mourning the loss of her fiance and joins forces with Paul Delahoussaye, an intrepid journalist, to uncover the truth behind a murderous wall of deception and hidden secrets. Isabelle and Paul must combine ...

Desert Dream

1 review
Carter Rosemary

Harlequin Mills & Boon, 1980

What we women will do!
Because Fraser Mallory is put-off-ish about relationships; Corey Latimer decides to get close by joining his geological expedition, Kalahari. Only Corey comes as a photographer---a "male" assitance. At first, Corey's plan works well. But as the group traverses deeper into the African bush, serious problems arise! True 3-D characters and a swift tale. Great for an afternoon read.

2 Books: Lion's Domain/Games Lovers play (Harlequin Presents and Harlequin Romance)
Rosemary Carter

Harlequin Publishing, 1000

Lion's Domain (Harlequin Presents) is number 615 Games Lovers Play (Harlequin Romance) is number 264

Face in the Portrait (Harlequin Presents, #410)

1 review
Rosemary Carter

Harlequin Books, 1980

She had no one else so he was everything....
Cindy's son Jeremy was the focus of her whole life. She had somehow managed to raise him alone, and it had matured her greatly. She was no longer the innocent girl who had loved the awesome artist Jason Peel. So when Jason suddenly reappeared, Cindy knew she must summon the strength to cope with the conflicting emotions his very presence aroused. But most of all, she must hide from Jason ...

Sweet Impostor

1 review
Rosemary Carter

Harlequin Books, 1979

Sweet Impostor by Rosemary Carter
From back cover: Roumayne's fortunes were at a low ebb when she met Marcella Du Toit-who happened to be her double. So when Marcella asked her to impersonate her and go off to Transvaal for three months, for the purpose of getting herself engaged to a prosperous farmer, it seemed the answer to her problems. But what Roumayne hadn't forseen was that she would fall in love with the farmer ...

Another Life

1 review
Rosemary Carter

Thorndike Pr (Largeprint), 1985

Past Love
This is not the best book I have ever read but it still keeps your attention. It's about Sara (a ballerina) engaged to Clyde (a doctor), she hears a family member talking about Clyde and if he marries Sara he will never get to be the best he can be. Sara calls off the engagement and the rest of the book is about their relationship from then on.

Juliette Ascending

7 reviews
Rosemary Poole-Carter

Top, 2007

A Civil War era Romeo & Juliette
Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (7/07) Poor Juliette, her father has made arrangements to marry her off to a cruel-hearted man whom she detests. She longs to have a true love in her life. One night she meets Roland who is a private for the northern army. Her family would never allow her to be with a soldier from the north. She must marry someone with whom they can profit. She ...

Women of Magdalene

17 reviews
Rosemary Poole-Carter

Kunati Inc., 2007

Absolutely flooring and suspenseful!
Louisianna, 1860s. Dr. Robert Mallory thought he had seen it all as a field surgeon during the Civil War. Pain and horror were rampant in the streets, and he is glad that he can start anew with something a little less tragic. Imagine his shock when he begins to practice medicine at the Magdalene Ladies' Asylum. Mental affliction is the least of it. Some of the patients there don't even look ...

Adam's Bride
Rosemary Carter

Harlequin Mills & Boon, 1978

Angels Do Have Wings, Lone Star Lovin, Pet Peeves, Partners in Passion, Another Time Another Love (Harlequin ...
Helen Brooks, Debbie Macomber, ...

Harlequin, 1993

5 paperbacks grouped together to save you shipping charges!

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