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    One Winter's Night

    By Lori Borrill

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    At Stryker & Associates' fancy Christmas party, a jolly man in a red suit is making the rounds bringing naughty and nice together!

    Totally Taboo
    Ice-queen exec Monica Newell melts for Kit Baldwina sexy cowboy, and a client!

    From Hate to Heat
    Longtime rivals Nick Castle and Allie Madison finally ignite their combustible attraction for each other.

    Party Crasher
    Anna Cole sneaks into the festivities and gets a wicked weekend with the hunky company heir, John Stryker, Jr.

    Sweet Seduction
    Underappreciated admin Jeannie Carmichael finds romanceand passionwhere she least expects it: Troy Hutchins, quiet, serious seriously amazing!

    Happy holidays, everyone!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Blaze
    Release dateNov 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426874611
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    One Winter's Night
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    Lori Borrill

    Raised in the Pacific Northwest, Lori Borrill moved to the Bay Area shortly after high school and has been a transplant Californian ever since. By day, she's a data analyst and when she's not working or writing, she's at the baseball field playing proud parent to her teenage son with her husband of more than 20 years. She's also the collector of hobbies and loves gardening, photography, scrapbooking and cooking. For more information, visit her website at www.LoriBorrill.com.

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