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    Going to Extremes

    By Dawn Atkins

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    What's the price for keeping a secret?


    Ten days together is going to be sensual torture.
    Kathleen Valentine and Dan McAlister have been thrown
    together as a publicity stunt to promote their books written from
    very different viewpoints. Sparks definitely fly when the sensualist
    takes on the moderate. But that chemistry has its roots in their
    shared past—their very hot, sexy shared past. And if anyone
    ever found out about that long-ago steamy affair, Kathleen and
    Dan would be completely discredited.
    Too bad the time spent together is rekindling old desires. Soon
    they have their hands all over each other—in private—and are
    going to extreme measures to get back into each other's bed.
    Now they have yet another secret to keep….
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Blaze
    Release dateJun 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426866975
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    Dawn Atkins

    Award-winning Blaze author Dawn Atkins has published more than 20 books. Known for writing funny, touching and spicy stories, she’s won the Golden Quill for Best Sexy Romance and has been a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice finalist for Best Flipside and Best Blaze. She lives in Arizona with her husband, teenage son and a butterscotch-and-white cat.

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