Mixed Messages

Mixed Messages[Linda Lael] Miller is one of the finest American writers in the genre. RT Book Reviews Mixed Messages Mark Holbrook was a legend. A tall, rugged, imposing legend. He'd won a Pulitzer, interviewed kings and queens, presidents and movie stars. Carly Barnett, on the other hand, was a formerbeautyqueenturnedadvicecolumnist. Not exactly on the same level. Still, Carly was determined to prove that she was more than a pretty face. Mark wasn't sure the

“[Linda Lael] Miller is one of the finest American writers in the genre.” – RT Book Reviews

Mixed Messages

Mark Holbrook was a legend. A tall, rugged, imposing legend. He'd won a Pulitzer, interviewed kings and queens, presidents and movie stars. Carly Barnett, on the other hand, was a former–beauty–queen–turned–advice–columnist. Not exactly on the same level. Still, Carly was determined to prove that she was more than a pretty face.

Mark wasn't sure the beautiful and spirited Carly had what it took to be a reporter, but he was sure that he wanted her. And Mark never denied himself what he wanted. Only Carly was far better at uncovering the truth than Mark had given her credit for. And sooner or later she'd uncover the most dangerous truth of all – that he couldn't live without her.

Used–To–Be–Lovers

Sharon Harrison and Tony Morelli were never able to control the powerful chemistry between them. It led first to heart–stopping passion, then to marriage and children. They thought they had it all, but under pressure their happy home became an explosive battleground.

Even divorce, however, can't completely separate them. Spending alternate days in their home with their children, they have an unorthodox arrangement that keeps them in close contact. And keeps the desire alive...