Notoriously Noraholic for Nora Roberts -- classics 4

The Hornblower Boys "Time Was"
"Times Change"

"Time Was"
Silhouette Intimate Moments #313
Silhouette Books, December 1989
Reviewed on 2/7/99

reissued
Studying the past hardly prepared anthropologist Liberty Stone for loving a man from the future. Caleb Hornblower -- with hair black as deep space and eyes as blue as the Oregon sky his ship had fallen from -- made her level head spin. In his arms time stood still -- but soon he'd go where she couldn't follow... Born in 2222, Cal couldn't believe he'd crashed through a gateway to the past and was being sheltered in a remote cabin by a captivating twentieth-century woman -- one whose strength and innocence filled him with aching desire. He belong in the future, but if Libby was part of the past, how could he leave it -- and her -- behind?

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"Times Change"
Silhouette Intimate Moments #317
Silhouette Books, January 1990
Reviewed on 2/7/99

reissued
Enlightened twentieth-century female Sunny Stone had always considered herself a with-it person. Yet from the moment devastatingly attractive Jacob Hornblower appeared on the doorstep of her cozy mountain retreat, she'd been feeling positively spaced-out! Truth was, something about her unexpected cabin guest seemed... not quite of this world. But his rugged masculinity was real enough -- and so was the passion that soon flowed hot and sweet between them. Bewitching, irresistible Sunny enticed Jacob as no other woman ever had. Trouble was, their timing was off -- by about three hundred years! Once Sunny discovered that her eccentric space scientist was really a traveler from another century, would their love be strong enough to stand the ultimate test of time?
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Celebrity Magazine "Second Nature"
"One Summer"

"Second Nature"
Silhouette Special Edition #288
Silhouette Books, January 1986
Reviewed on 11/8/98

Lee Radcliffe, Celebrity magazine reporter, was determined that she would get an interview with Hunter Brown, a world famous, reclusive, horror-story writer. Her plan's to ambush Hunter at a writer's conference went perfectly but he turned out to be more than Lee ever excepted. Determined to get the interview, Lee agrees to spend a week camping in the Arizona desert. When it turns out that there no a cabin but that she and Hunter have to share a tent, Lee starts to worry. She was beginning to realize that Hunter could possibly be more than just a story. When she meets his daughter, Lee realizes that Hunter is everything she ever wanted but can she trust his love or will she let her past destroy a happy future.

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"One Summer"
Silhouette Special Edition #306
Silhouette Books, 1986
Reviewed on 11/9/98

A cross country photo tour of America was an opportunity neither Bryan Mitchell and Shade Colby would ever turn down. The two were totally different, Shade worked alone in the field taking pictures of wars and their casualties and Bryan was a famous photographer for Celebrity magazine and the rich and famous. Now they just have to get along long enough to get to know each other. As they travel from state to state capturing summertime, Shade and Bryan learned that maybe they aren't that different and that they may be better together than they ever were alone. But Bryan has to learn to take a chance on love and trust that Shade will always be there.
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"Summer Desserts"
"Lessons Learned"

"Summer Desserts"
Silhouette Special Edition #271
Silhouette Books, November 1985
Reviewed on 9/11/98

Summer Lyndon's whirlwind lifestyle as a world reknown dessert chef was just the way she wanted. At least that was before she met Blake Cocharan. Blake was determined to hire only the best to remodel the kitchen of the Philadelphia Cocharan House. And the best was Summer. But Blake had to convince Summer to do the job. Summer wasn't all that sure about staying in one place for so long, but the challenge of the job and Blake's unique appeal convinced her to stay. Summer is drawn to Blake more and more, and Blake begins to believe that not only is Summer the only one to run his hotel kitchen but that she's his one and only love. But Summer was scared of possible heartache and would need to learn to trust that Blake would always love her.

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"Lessons Learned"
Silhouette Special Edition #318
Silhouette Books, June 1986
Reviewed on 11/7/98

Juliet Trent knew that coordinating Carlo Franconi's latest book tour could make her career. She planned on marketing him as the worlds sexiest chef, so that every woman in America would run out and buy his cook books. Juliet was doing such a good job that she was even falling for the Italian hunk. Carlo, on the other hand, knew that Juliet was the only woman for him and he was determined to use everything in his arsenal to get and keep her. But no matter how much he loves her Juliet can't believe that Carlo is ready to love only one woman, especially if that woman is herself. Juliet must come to trust that their love true and that they can live together forever.
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The O'Hurley's "Last Honest Woman"
"Dance to the Piper"
"Skin Deep"
"Without a Trace"

"The Last Honest Woman"
Silhouette Special Edition #451
Silhouette Books, 1988
Reviewed on 3/11/98

From Amazon
paperback
Abby O'Hurley Rockwell knew that journalist Dylan Crosby was coming to write a book on her deceased husband. The problem was her two sons and her husbands scandalous life. Abby was determined to leave her sons with some respect for their father and if that meant not telling Dylan all, she was ready. But when Dylan showed up at her front door she knew she was in trouble. Dylan had expected a spoiled rich girl and found a down home, hard working mother. This took him some time to get used to, but he did and grew to love Abby and her two kids. He only had to convince Abby that he wasn't like her deceased husband and would stay forever.

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"Dance to the Piper"
Silhouette Special Edition #463
Silhouette Books, 1988
Reviewed on 3/11/98

Madeline O'Hurley was happiest when she was dancing. And she had the start toward a very successful Broadway career. She knew her current musical was going to be great and Reed Valentine agreed. Reed was the head of Valentine Records and the backer of Take It Off, Maddy's musical. When the two meet Maddy knew that he could be the one to steal her heart and possibly break it. But reed didn't want to have anything to do with Maddy or love and try everything to keep himself from falling for her. But in the end Maddy was too much for him to resist. But in order for the two to make it they must come to terms with their vastly different lifestyles. And of course they do, because love is the key.

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"Skin Deep"
Silhouette Special Edition #475
Silhouette Books, 1988
Reviewed on 3/11/98

Chantel O'Hurley knew that with fame came fans. But the movie star had one obsessed fan who was getting out of hand and Chantel's agent was worried. So P.I. Quinn Doran was hired to protect her and find the harassers and stop him. Quinn wasn't thrilled about having to baby-sit a spoiled super star. But he soon learned that Chantel wasn't the normal Hollywood type. As they spend more time together, Chantel realizes that Quinn may be her one true love. The two begin a relationship against all odds. And when her obsessed "admirer" attacks, Quinn and Chantel know that nothing is more important then the love they have for each other.

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"Without a Trace"
Silhouette Special Edition #625
Silhouette Books, 1988
Reviewed on 3/11/98

Trace O'Hurley was on a long deserved vacation and he didn't want to deal with Gillian Fitzpatrick. But Gillian knew that Trace was her only hope of rescuing her brother and niece. Trace realizes that he must help Gillian not only for her sake but for the safety of the world. So the two begin a dangerous journey one step ahead of killers. Trace and Gillian also become lovers against both their better judgement. But the love they feel for each other is too strong. The two battle against an evil madman and survive. But can Gillian's love show Trace that he's not as bad he believes and reunite him and his family.
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"Time Was" Silhouette Intimate Moments #313 Silhouette Books, December 1989 Reviewed on 2/7/99
reissued		Studying the past hardly prepared anthropologist Liberty Stone for loving a man from the future. Caleb Hornblower -- with hair black as deep space and eyes as blue as the Oregon sky his ship had fallen from -- made her level head spin. In his arms time stood still -- but soon he'd go where she couldn't follow... Born in 2222, Cal couldn't believe he'd crashed through a gateway to the past and was being sheltered in a remote cabin by a captivating twentieth-century woman -- one whose strength and innocence filled him with aching desire. He belong in the future, but if Libby was part of the past, how could he leave it -- and her -- behind?

"Times Change" Silhouette Intimate Moments #317 Silhouette Books, January 1990 Reviewed on 2/7/99
reissued		Enlightened twentieth-century female Sunny Stone had always considered herself a with-it person. Yet from the moment devastatingly attractive Jacob Hornblower appeared on the doorstep of her cozy mountain retreat, she'd been feeling positively spaced-out! Truth was, something about her unexpected cabin guest seemed... not quite of this world. But his rugged masculinity was real enough -- and so was the passion that soon flowed hot and sweet between them. Bewitching, irresistible Sunny enticed Jacob as no other woman ever had. Trouble was, their timing was off -- by about three hundred years! Once Sunny discovered that her eccentric space scientist was really a traveler from another century, would their love be strong enough to stand the ultimate test of time?
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"Second Nature" Silhouette Special Edition #288 Silhouette Books, January 1986 Reviewed on 11/8/98
		Lee Radcliffe, Celebrity magazine reporter, was determined that she would get an interview with Hunter Brown, a world famous, reclusive, horror-story writer. Her plan's to ambush Hunter at a writer's conference went perfectly but he turned out to be more than Lee ever excepted. Determined to get the interview, Lee agrees to spend a week camping in the Arizona desert. When it turns out that there no a cabin but that she and Hunter have to share a tent, Lee starts to worry. She was beginning to realize that Hunter could possibly be more than just a story. When she meets his daughter, Lee realizes that Hunter is everything she ever wanted but can she trust his love or will she let her past destroy a happy future.

"One Summer" Silhouette Special Edition #306 Silhouette Books, 1986 Reviewed on 11/9/98
		A cross country photo tour of America was an opportunity neither Bryan Mitchell and Shade Colby would ever turn down. The two were totally different, Shade worked alone in the field taking pictures of wars and their casualties and Bryan was a famous photographer for Celebrity magazine and the rich and famous. Now they just have to get along long enough to get to know each other. As they travel from state to state capturing summertime, Shade and Bryan learned that maybe they aren't that different and that they may be better together than they ever were alone. But Bryan has to learn to take a chance on love and trust that Shade will always be there.
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"Summer Desserts" Silhouette Special Edition #271 Silhouette Books, November 1985 Reviewed on 9/11/98
		Summer Lyndon's whirlwind lifestyle as a world reknown dessert chef was just the way she wanted. At least that was before she met Blake Cocharan. Blake was determined to hire only the best to remodel the kitchen of the Philadelphia Cocharan House. And the best was Summer. But Blake had to convince Summer to do the job. Summer wasn't all that sure about staying in one place for so long, but the challenge of the job and Blake's unique appeal convinced her to stay. Summer is drawn to Blake more and more, and Blake begins to believe that not only is Summer the only one to run his hotel kitchen but that she's his one and only love. But Summer was scared of possible heartache and would need to learn to trust that Blake would always love her.

"Lessons Learned" Silhouette Special Edition #318 Silhouette Books, June 1986 Reviewed on 11/7/98
		Juliet Trent knew that coordinating Carlo Franconi's latest book tour could make her career. She planned on marketing him as the worlds sexiest chef, so that every woman in America would run out and buy his cook books. Juliet was doing such a good job that she was even falling for the Italian hunk. Carlo, on the other hand, knew that Juliet was the only woman for him and he was determined to use everything in his arsenal to get and keep her. But no matter how much he loves her Juliet can't believe that Carlo is ready to love only one woman, especially if that woman is herself. Juliet must come to trust that their love true and that they can live together forever.
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		"Last Honest Woman"
		"Dance to the Piper"
		"Skin Deep"
		"Without a Trace"

"The Last Honest Woman" Silhouette Special Edition #451 Silhouette Books, 1988 Reviewed on 3/11/98
From Amazon paperback		Abby O'Hurley Rockwell knew that journalist Dylan Crosby was coming to write a book on her deceased husband. The problem was her two sons and her husbands scandalous life. Abby was determined to leave her sons with some respect for their father and if that meant not telling Dylan all, she was ready. But when Dylan showed up at her front door she knew she was in trouble. Dylan had expected a spoiled rich girl and found a down home, hard working mother. This took him some time to get used to, but he did and grew to love Abby and her two kids. He only had to convince Abby that he wasn't like her deceased husband and would stay forever.

"Dance to the Piper" Silhouette Special Edition #463 Silhouette Books, 1988 Reviewed on 3/11/98
		Madeline O'Hurley was happiest when she was dancing. And she had the start toward a very successful Broadway career. She knew her current musical was going to be great and Reed Valentine agreed. Reed was the head of Valentine Records and the backer of Take It Off, Maddy's musical. When the two meet Maddy knew that he could be the one to steal her heart and possibly break it. But reed didn't want to have anything to do with Maddy or love and try everything to keep himself from falling for her. But in the end Maddy was too much for him to resist. But in order for the two to make it they must come to terms with their vastly different lifestyles. And of course they do, because love is the key.

"Skin Deep" Silhouette Special Edition #475 Silhouette Books, 1988 Reviewed on 3/11/98
		Chantel O'Hurley knew that with fame came fans. But the movie star had one obsessed fan who was getting out of hand and Chantel's agent was worried. So P.I. Quinn Doran was hired to protect her and find the harassers and stop him. Quinn wasn't thrilled about having to baby-sit a spoiled super star. But he soon learned that Chantel wasn't the normal Hollywood type. As they spend more time together, Chantel realizes that Quinn may be her one true love. The two begin a relationship against all odds. And when her obsessed "admirer" attacks, Quinn and Chantel know that nothing is more important then the love they have for each other.

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"Without a Trace" Silhouette Special Edition #625 Silhouette Books, 1988 Reviewed on 3/11/98
		Trace O'Hurley was on a long deserved vacation and he didn't want to deal with Gillian Fitzpatrick. But Gillian knew that Trace was her only hope of rescuing her brother and niece. Trace realizes that he must help Gillian not only for her sake but for the safety of the world. So the two begin a dangerous journey one step ahead of killers. Trace and Gillian also become lovers against both their better judgement. But the love they feel for each other is too strong. The two battle against an evil madman and survive. But can Gillian's love show Trace that he's not as bad he believes and reunite him and his family.
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