Joan Grove

• Oct-1984
• / Contemporary Romance
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If only she'd listened to reason, not emotion, the affair with Gavin Richards would have been strictly business. Kalinda Forrest couldn't afford to play dangerous games with the brother -- and financial manager -- of the Fifth Avenue client s...

• May-1985
• / Contemporary Romance
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Little Miss Fix-It! She'd fallen off a ladder into his arms, dousing his hair with house paint. Now David Morris refused to believe that the petite woman in his arms was official handyperson, competent to paint his new apartment. What began as a ...

• Oct-1985
• / Contemporary Romance
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If anything could go wrong, it clearly would. Christina Burke had come to the convention as stand-in for her ailing boss. Scheduled to meet with the company's efficiency expert, she was determined to dislike him on sight. But the West Virginia re...

• May-1986
• / Contemporary Romance
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Longing for a real home, for security, she'd bought an apartment impulsively, without her lawyer's advice. Now photographer's representative Tricia Reardon was stuck with Manhattan real estate she couldn't afford and couldn't occu...

• Dec-1986
• / Contemporary Romance
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They'd met in the elevator of her apartment building. Brian Scott had seduced her with astonishing ease. What madness had made Diane Morrison abandon her newswoman's armor for a reckless night of love? It was sheer folly. Especially in light ...

• Mar-1987
• / Contemporary Romance
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It was a "couples only" Caribbean resort. Doug Channing, Chance Island's devastating owner, had already met Liz's "husband" How could she tell him they were unmarried detectives investigating a case critical to her floundering agency? How could she r...

• Jul-1987
• / Contemporary Romance
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Melanie Ford felt like a spy -- but a spy caught at her own game. She wasn't looking for romance. She was collecting evidence to prove a point: Cruise ship officers, and especially captains, were confirmed womanizers. And her published article wa...