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    Quinn's Way

    By Rebecca Flanders

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    One wrong turn and twenty-fourth-century explorer Quinn had fallen through a crack in time--three hundred years in the past...and straight into the arms of the woman of his dreams. Now he was stranded in another time and entranced by Houston Malloy, the beauty who had taken him in.

    She had never experienced anything like the sexy stranger who had tumbled into her world. Common sense told Houston he must be lying about who he truly was, yet his eyes, his touch compelled her to believe in something so extraordinary, she could scarcely breathe.

    Though Quinn had found a peace all his quantum leaps had never granted him, a clock had begun to tick. If Quinn could not find a way back to his own time, he would have no tomorrows to share with Houston...for he would no longer exist.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Special Releases
    Release dateNov 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426884009
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