Night Magic

by Karen Robards

Overview

Romance writer Clara Winston dedicates her newest book to her cat, Puff, without knowing what havoc she is about to unloose on her placid (boring?) life. Because there's a rogue CIA agent out there whose code name is Puff, and some very bad guys want to kill him. When the bad guys show up at mild-mannered Clara's house, thinking that she can lead them to the man they're hunting, she is rescued by that man, disgraced CIA agent Jack McClain. Jack is green-eyed, black-haired, infuriatingly macho--and every bit as sexy as the romantic heroes she's always writing about. Clara hates him on sight, but if she wants to survive he is the only game in town. With Puff very reluctantly in tow, they go on the run for their lives, battling each other until the sizzling chemistry between them explodes into red-hot passion. This is a funny, romantic thrill-ride by the New York Times, USA Today and Publisher's Weekly bestselling author that Romantic Times called "the mistress of sizzling sensuality."

"NIGHT MAGIC with captivate and delight you. You have GOT to read it." – Affaire de Coeur

NIGHT MAGIC is the winner of Waldenbooks Award for the Bestselling Original Contemporary Romance of the year.

Romantic Times' Reviewer's Choice Award Winner.

And don't miss Karen Robards' newest crime thriller, THE ULTIMATUM, available in June!

Karen Robards is the six-time winner of Affaire de Coeur's Silver Pen Award for favorite romance author.

"Karen Robards is one of the most popular voices in women's fiction." – Newsweek

"Robards is one terrific storyteller." – Chicago Tribune

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015750522
Publisher:	Karen Robards
Publication date:	12/13/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
Sales rank:	92,305
File size:	762 KB

About the Author

Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve loved to write. My first book was a ten-page effort written at age five for my grandmother. Throughout grade school, high school and college I wrote for various school publications. When I was eighteen, my first professionally published piece—a humorous anecdote—appeared in Reader’s Digest. Still, it never occurred to me that I might become a professional writer. I aimed for a career as a lawyer and was actually in law school when I sold my first book. When that happened, the world lost a would-be lawyer and gained a writer. That book, which is still in print, is Island Flame, and it was published when I was twenty-four. Since then, I’ve written over forty books, which regularly appear on the New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher’s Weekly bestseller lists, among others. The mother of three sons, I read, I write, and I chauffeur children. That’s my life.