Books Published in September 1988

• Sep-1988
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The high price of fame meant learning to deal with obsessive fans. But this one was different. He was watching and waiting, and Chantel O'Hurley was afraid. She needed help, and it came with a $500-a-day price tag, a P.I. with the kind of tough, go-t...

• Sep-1988
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CALLING DR. LOVE Marjorie Majors hadn't been to a doctor since she was fourteen. Luckily she'd been healthy as a horse since then -- because illness made people vulnerable, and fiercely independent Marjorie didn't want to need anyone. ...

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There never would be another man for Kate London schoolteacher Kate Seton, returning on vacation with her daughter, Cherry, to her parents' Yorkshire farm, was shocked to see Silas Edwards again. Now he was a biologist running a government pro...

• Sep-1988
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The Montclair Emeralds and Joy Solid, dependable types - that was how Virginia Middlebrook and A.C. Ryerson saw themselves. Far from daring usually, they decided to take a chance and explore their friendship. And sharing a Caribbean holiday seemed...

• Sep-1988
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Sheikh Damon El Karim had kidnapped her son Michael and taken him to Kasmara! Cory Brandel was filled with fury at his betrayal -- and shattered by guilt. She'd kept the child a secret from his father when her passionate affair with Damon had ended f...

• Sep-1988
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Kelsie Connors groaned! It was bad enough that she'd picked up the wrong briefcase -- the one filled with slinky lingerie she sold at home parties -- but now the chimp she had brought to audition for a big TV campaign was destroying advertising e...

• Sep-1988
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To Liane Chantrill, marriage was total commitment She'd been devastated to learn of her husband's casual infidelities. And that was why, after two years of marriage, Liane had left Julian Wilde, the high-powered businessman who'd been ...

• Sep-1988
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THE LEGEND OF LONIGAN In his newest collection of frontier short fiction, Louis L'Amour celebrates the tough breed of men who work the cattle drives. Men like Lonigan, whose quick draw and hard fists were as respected as his reputation for doing r...

• Sep-1988
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STRANGERS IN PARADISE Damon Sutter had set out to explore the Great Barrier Reef. Instead, his dreams of adventure took an unexpected twist with Mandy Blythe's arrival. Their association was supposed to be strictly business; yet she was too smart ...

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The Montclair Emeralds and Fulfillment The tragic love affair between Diandra Casey's mother and Greg York's father had left them both a legacy of bitterness -- a legacy old Bartholomew York couldn't accept. Knowing these two were mea...

• Sep-1988
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NO DISGUISE FOR DESIRE Beautiful, young, dark-haired Comtesse Marie-Christine D'Estelle was stripped of title, family and fortune by the terror of the French Revolution. But after her escape to England, she faced even greater danger at the hands of ...

• Sep-1988
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Prisoner of love... High-spirited Nadine Quinn's apprehension about her family's move to Australia quickly vanished when handsome Lloyd Harpster won passage on her father's boat for the long voyage. Swept off her feet by the charming Australian, N...

• Sep-1988
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Headstrong and stunningly beautiful, Jeanine fled to the lush forests of Minnesota, hoping to escape her uncle's brutal tyranny. Alone in the dark, untamed wilderness, she faces a danger far more startling. He was Lone Wolfe, a Chippewa Indian chief ...

• Sep-1988
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A PECULIAR PENCHANT Pretty Lady Penelope Rayburn could have had her pick of society's bachelors, but her keen wit and fiery spirit said "nay." To her father's dismay Penny did not give a fig for the London Season; she preferred mischief to marriag...

• Sep-1988
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The Montclair Emeralds and Impulse April Foster had always been offbeat. She'd almost married Dan Butler once, but his cautious nature had gotten in the way. Eight years later nothing had changed; she still found him maddeningly attractive ... and...

• Sep-1988
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KISMET Exquisitely beautiful, Lady Christa Horton was a helpless prisoner in an exotic land, destined for white slavery in the bey's harem until fate left her at the mercy of quite a different master. They called him the Desert Hawk, for he ro...

• Sep-1988
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Some things just come naturally Dr. Sarah Macintosh thought she understood children -- after all, she was a pediatrician. She found out how wrong she was when her best friend died and Sarah was appointed guardian of three children. The youngsters ...

• Sep-1988
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She was at war with her emotions When Conan Templeton, head of a large English corporation, had taken Lucy's father to court, he'd effectively killed him. Lucy never imagined she'd wind up being Conan's secretary, forced to endu...

• Sep-1988
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Like father, like son Chelsey Stevens didn't know who was worse -- Thorny Bradford, the newest resident of Rosehaven, or his handsome son, Greg, whose estate was next door. As director of the upscale retirement home, it was Chelsey's responsibilit...

• Sep-1988
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They wanted to throw a party.... When Mesa High closed, more than half the students were sent to Tabb High. Among them were Jessica Hart and her best friends, Sara Cantrell, Polly McCoy, and Polly's younger sister -- Alice. Together they decided t...

• Sep-1988
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"You say you love my daughter. I forbid it! You have no right to interfere in her life so long as she is bound to another." So spoke the great Cheyenne warrior Two Hawks Flying, and Cloud Walker knew his harsh words were only too true. Serenel...

• Sep-1988
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"So the black sheep has returned to the fold." Willa Ross knew she wasn't welcome in her hometown of Cascade, Wyoming. Especially not by Clay Cantrell -- who still held her responsible for the accident that caused the death of his sist...

• Sep-1988
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A dangerous game... Defying her Tory father, Samantha Chatham donned a boyish masquerade and joined the notorious raiders tormenting the British in the Carolina swamps. Caught in the trap of her own deception, Samantha struggled with her longing f...

• Sep-1988
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“Every now and then someone comes up to me at a speech or signing and says one of the two things. “I’ve liked all of your books.” I’ll be told ‘but there is one I couldn’t make heads or tails out of’. Or just the opposite: “I’ve ...

• Sep-1988
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WHEN SHARPE RISES FROM THE RANKS TO TAKE COMMAND, HE FINDS HIMSELF WITH AN UNEXPECTED ALLY IN THE WAR AGAINST NAPOLEON It's 1809, and the powerful French juggernaut is sweeping across Spain. Lieutenant Richard Sharpe is newly in command of the dem...

• Sep-1988
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She couldn't admit that she loved him When widowed Jade Kendall sold her debt-ridden English manor house to Dane King, she was sure that such a city slicker would never last there. However, Dane, the attractive owner and literary agent for ...

• Sep-1988
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Living in the peaceful city of Pickax may be restful, but it certainly isn't dull. At least not for one of the most eligible bachelors in town, veteran newspaperman Jim Qwilleran. Having inherited millions, Qwilleran and his two feline companions,...

• Sep-1988
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HEAVENLY PLEASURES Ever since Angelica's father died, Harlan Snyder had been angling to get his hands on her ranch, the Diamond R. And now, just when she had an important government contract to fulfill, she couldn't find a single cowhand to ...

• Sep-1988
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TRIPLE TROUBLE... After years of struggle, Amy had at last built a decent life for herself and her family. Yet, now that world was being threatened by Nicholas Browning-her husband and the one man with the power to destroy everything she'd fought ...

• Sep-1988
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WHATEVER HAPPENED TO REAL AMERICAN HEROES? When Sam rescued Babs Malone from kidnappers, he wasn't being heroic. He planned to deliver Babs to her Los Angeles home, collect the reward money and happily part company with the spoiled, bad-tempered ...

• Sep-1988
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Shea Somerton was elegant and glamorous, just like Estate Mendocino, the resort she managed--but behind her classy facade, there was a hint of recklessness in her violet eyes. Duke Araiza had won the estate and grounds in a high-stakes poker game; no...

• Sep-1988
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Could the flame of love be rekindled? When Samantha Brandon agreed to fly some new guests over to the Caribbean hotel operated by her great-aunt, she was shocked to discover her estranged husband, Luke, among the passengers. Businessman Luke Br...

• Sep-1988
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REDSKINNED SNAKE Feisty, stubborn Cayenne McBride just had to get to her sick daddy's Texas ranch where some lowdown outlaws had holed up. And after she met the big, fearless half-breed Maverick Durango, she knew he'd be the perfect guide. B...

• Sep-1988
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He used charm -- and then bribery But feisty Michaela James, a food columnist for a British national daily, was having none of it. She'd discovered American millionaire Keir Grant's appalling scoring system for choosing a wife, and he want...

• Sep-1988
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Amateur surfer Chuck Frye feels like a wipeout. He's the prodigal son of Orange County's most powerful land baron -- and suddenly, his life is about to receive a terrifying, life-altering jolt. His brother's Vietnamese wife is kidnapped, without a ra...

• Sep-1988
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Valeria Brewster refused to be bulldozed! Just who did Bart Thomas -- judicial nominee for the Massachusetts Bench, and Valeria's employer -- think he was? So what if Bart suddenly needed puritan respectability, thanks to a snoopy Plymouth rep...

• Sep-1988
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WAGONS WEST No marshal's badge or sheriff's posse had yet brought law to the sun-drenched adobes of the great American Southwest. White settlers, Indians and Mexicans trembled in fear under the azure sky of old Albuquerque, as they prayed to God tha...

• Sep-1988
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The most daring -- and deadly -- terrorist plot of all time is about to unfold aboard the supercarrier USS United States. If it succeeds, the balance of nuclear power will tilt in favor of a remorseless Arab leader. And it looks as if no one can stop...

• Sep-1988
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THE MIGHTY CONCLUSION TO AMERICA'S BEST-LOVED SAGA GEORGE HAZARD -- He will discover that not even the terrors of the Civil War could exact the terrible price he'd pay in a country at peace but still ablaze with hatred. MADELINE MAIN -- She fac...

• Sep-1988
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A WILD SOUTHERN ANGEL She was the daredevil of Shelby County. No fine southern gentleman could tame beautiful Mourning Kathleen Howard until a dangerously handsome stranger rode into her life and took her breath away with a deep, burning kiss that d...

• Sep-1988
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#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER â�,�¢ “[A] torrent of endlessly inventive prose, by turns comic and enraged, embracing life in all its contradictions. In this spectacular novel, verbal pyrotechnics barely outshine its psychological truths....

• Sep-1988
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BUT IS MURDER TAX-DEDUCTIBLE? Jacqueline Kirby decided to get away from the weather and doldrums at Coldwater College in Nebraska. A trip to New York would be ideal and since she is the assistant head librarian at the college she can take the trip...

• Sep-1988
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AT THE PIT'S MOUTH A WAYSIDE COMEDY THE HILL OF ILLUSION A SECOND RATE WOMAN ONLY A SUBALTERN THE PHANTOM RICKSHAW AND OTHER TALES THE PHANTOM RICKSHAW MY OWN TRUE GHOST STORY THE STRANGE RIDE OF MORROWBIE JUKES THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING WEE WILLIE W...

• Sep-1988
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SLOCUM RAN THE STAGELINE WITH HIS FISTS AND A COLT .45... because that's what Big Ben McCormack hired him to do. Theresa shooting war going on in Hardins Crossing, between the railroad and the stages, and neither side is about to give up without a fi...

• Sep-1988
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Set in North Dakota at a time in this century when Indian tribes were struggling to keep what little remained of their lands, Tracks is a tale of passion and deep unrest. Over the course of ten crucial years, as tribal land and trust between people ...

• Sep-1988
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Split personality... Jessica Wakefield is head over heels in love with handsome A.J. Morgan. She knows he likes her, but Jessica's convinced he'd really fall in love with her if she were studious and reserved, like her twin, Elizabeth. So Jessica set...

• Sep-1988
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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Ghost Story comes “an inspired thriller” (The Washington Post) about four Vietnam vets linked by a shattering secret and their global hunt to track down a brutal killer. Koko. Only four men kn...

• Sep-1988
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F. Paul Wilson’s powerful World War II novel is an unforgettable saga of passion and terror, the ravages of war, the pain of betrayal, and the glory of love.

At the heart of the story are four people torn between love and honor: ...

• Sep-1988
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Florida: a paradise for elderly pensioners seeking the warm kiss of the southern sun. But certain aging residents of the Sunhaven Retirement Home have recently been kissed by grim misfortune. Held captive by confusion, repression, and terror, they'...

• Sep-1988
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Pete Saltz, the pudgy poet from S.O.R. Losers, has fallen hard for Anabell Stackpoole, and she likes him, too. But both are much too shy to do anything about it. It's Pete's friend Ed Sitrow to the rescue, as he and other eighth-graders at South ...