Affair with the Rebel Heiress (Silhouette Desire #1990) [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Buying up her company hadn't been his original plan. But when Texas businessman Ford Langley researched his mystery lover, he discovered Kitty Biedermann was heiress to a jewelry empire ripe for the picking.

It was the perfect opportunity for Ford to move boardroom discussions into the bedroom.

There was just one issue: Kitty wasn't about to fall into his arms and thank him. ...

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Affair with the Rebel Heiress (Silhouette Desire #1990)

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Overview

Buying up her company hadn't been his original plan. But when Texas businessman Ford Langley researched his mystery lover, he discovered Kitty Biedermann was heiress to a jewelry empire ripe for the picking.

It was the perfect opportunity for Ford to move boardroom discussions into the bedroom.

There was just one issue: Kitty wasn't about to fall into his arms and thank him. She was determined to fight tooth and nail for her company—but would she be prepared for his takeover tactics?

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781426846281
  • Publisher: Harlequin
  • Publication date: 1/1/2010
  • Series: Silhouette Desire Series , #1990
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 192
  • Sales rank: 225,796
  • File size: 514 KB

Meet the Author

Emily has been reading romance novels since she was 11 years old. Her first Harlequin Romance novel came free in a box of Hefty garbage bags. She's been reading â€” and loving! â€” romance novels ever since.

In her spare time, she loves to garden and cookÂ…well, bake. Mostly cookies. Naturally, she still loves to read a good romance book. She's been blissfully married for nearly nine years. When they can ditch their five pets for a couple of weeks, she and her husband like to travel to exotic and exciting locations, such as Greece, Costa Rica and Ignorant Flats, Texas.

She has a degree in English from Texas A&M University. After college she taught middle school for four years. While teaching America's disenfranchised youth to appreciate fine literature, she learned very little about writing romance but a lot about finding humor in any situation. Eager for a job where she wouldn't have to dodge spitwads, she fled the teaching profession to write full-time. Though her characters sometimes misbehave, they almost never throw things at her.

Emily has been writing seriously for four years. In that time, she's completed five novels â€” one romantic suspense (big mistake) and four romantic comedies. In 2001, one of her dreams came true when her manuscript Love Letters to Tabitha was a finalist in the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart contest. Just over a year later she got "the Call."
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  • Posted December 19, 2009

    I Also Recommend:

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    Baby Benefits

    Another Great Read by Emily McKay

    I've loved all of Emily McKay's book so it wasn't a huge surprise that this one was a great read. However, this book has a heroine that was seen in a previous book and not in the best light. How McKay manages to make her not only sympathetic but have you cheering her seemingly endless bravado is a tribute to her ability to build real characters with real challenges that are easy to relate to - even if they are incredibly wealthy! And don't get me started on Ford, the sexy not-really-a-cowboy who wins the heroine's heart (and mine!) by forcing her to face her fears.

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  • Posted December 19, 2009

    Another Great Read by Emily McKay

    I've loved all of Emily McKay's book so it wasn't a huge surprise that this one was a great read. However, this book has a heroine that was seen in a previous book and not in the best light. How McKay manages to make her not only sympathetic but have you cheering her seemingly endless bravado is a tribute to her ability to build real characters with real challenges that are easy to relate to - even if they are incredibly wealthy! And don't get me started on Ford, the sexy not-really-a-cowboy who wins the heroine's heart (and mine!) by forcing her to face her fears.

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    Posted January 11, 2010

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