Silhouette Summer Sizzlers '93

Silhouette Summer Sizzlers '93

by Carole Buck, Suzanne Carey, Linda Howard

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Overload" by Linda Howard: Blackout! The entire Southeast was without power- but there was still more than enough electricity between Elizabeth Majorand Tom Quinlan! They were stranded together in a Dallas high rise for theduration - and setting off enough sparks to light up the darkest night. "Hot Copy" by Carole Buck: Hotshot newswriters Mitch Nelson and ChristyKavanaugh had loved their way through the big blackout of 1977. So imaginetheir surprise when they were reunited to cover the great light-out of '93.All thoughts of keeping things cool were doused along with the lights! "Steam Bath" by Suzanne Carey: The elevator didn't work and neither did theair-conditioning, so prim-and-proper Melisande Taylor was stuck in a sweatyoffice with the man not of her dreams - sexy, irritating Joe Carbone. AndJoe had a lot more on his mind than passing the time with boringconversation....

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