Karen Robards

Tras sobrevivir a un terrible atentado, Katharine descubre que se ha convertido en una especie de extranjera en su propia casa. Cuando recobra la conciencia sobre el suelo de la cocina, se pone de pie y se acerca tambaleandose al espejo, el bello rostro que ve reflejado en el le resulta solo vagamente familiar. Las ropas que viste se le antojan extrañas. ¿Es posible que el trauma que sufrio despues del ataque le haya producido una especie de amnesia? Tiene veintinueve años, trabaja como secretaria del director de la Agencia Nacional de Seguridad y se siente feliz de estar viva. Y tambien sabe que no puede confiar en nadie... Un thriller romantico de ritmo sostenido y sorprendente final.

Karen RobardsThe new novel from the author of Amanda Rose, To Love a Man, and Dark Torment is a contemporary love story in which a mild-mannered author of romantic thrillers becomes unwittingly embroiled in a hair-raising adventure with a handsome stranger that surpasses anything in her fiction.

Lady Elizabeth, the youngest and most headstrong of the three Banning sisters, has been engaged three times, and has most scandalously broken off all three engagements. Her fear of becoming any man's property has kept her from marriage and earned her a reputation in the ton as a heartbreaking flirt. Neil Severin is a wicked rogue, black of heart and black of reputation. A man of no morals, devoid of compassion, he is a government-sanctioned assassin. And his newest target is a man Beth holds dear. When the flame-haired beauty thwarts his plan, Neil exacts his own brand of spicy revenge. Beth despises him. Neil doesn't care. But circumstances most unexpectedly throw them together, and with Beth's life in danger, Neil finds himself in the unexpected role of hero, racing to save her before it's too late. What he never expects is the twist fate hands him: instead of his saving her, Beth winds up saving him. In a fight for their lives, Neil and Beth travel the British countryside, fleeing the ruthless killers out for Neil's blood, the men after Beth, and their growing attraction to each other. Can Neil forgive himself for his past and accept Beth's love? Can Beth overcome her fear and trust Neil? Will she have to choose between him and her family? And most important, can they both survive long enough to begin a new life together?