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    Falling For Mr Dark & Dangerous

    By Donna Alward

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    Falling For Mr Dark & Dangerous

    Donna Alward

    Tidy. Sensible. Safe. That's how Maggie Taylor wants things until she opens the door of her tiny Mountain Haven Hotel to a tall, dark, and very dangerous stranger.

    Nate Griffith offers a world of pleasure in his strong arms. But the lawman isn't looking for a peaceful retreat, he has a job to do. It scares Maggie that Nate puts himself in the line of fire every day, and so she tries her hardest to resist him. But even a heart as closed off as Maggie's can't stay immune for long...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateSep 1, 2011
    ISBN9781742919010
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    Falling For Mr Dark & Dangerous
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    Donna Alward

    Donna lives on Canada's east coast with her family which includes a husband, a couple of kids, a senior dog and two crazy cats. When she's not writing she enjoys knitting, gardening, cooking, and is a Masterpiece Theater addict. While her heartwarming stories have been translated into several languages, hit bestseller lists and won awards, her favorite thing is to hear from readers! Visit her on the web at www.donnaalward.com

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    • 3/5
      I enjoyed this story. Not as much as some of Donna's other ones for some reason but that is alright, it was still a good read. Funny how that works. I absolutely loved 'Soldier's Homecoming' and 'Hired by a Cowboy'. loved them. Will read them again and again pouring over each word. That type of loved. But this one...it just didn't quite click for me right off and stayed that way all through. And wouldn't you know it, this story was a CataRomance Award winner. :-) Oh well. I can't wait to get started on her newest release, 'The Rancher's Runaway Princess'. :-)
    • 2/5
      I enjoyed this story. Not as much as some of Donna's other ones for some reason but that is alright, it was still a good read. Funny how that works. I absolutely loved 'Soldier's Homecoming' and 'Hired by a Cowboy'. loved them. Will read them again and again pouring over each word. That type of loved. But this one...it just didn't quite click for me right off and stayed that way all through. And wouldn't you know it, this story was a CataRomance Award winner. :-) Oh well. I can't wait to get started on her newest release, 'The Rancher's Runaway Princess'. :-)