Bøger af Debbie Lee

She's guarding a secret...one that, if it's discovered, will destroy everything she's worked so hard to gain. In order to claim her inheritance, Jordan Shaw is forced to return to her hometown. She changes her name and opens a flower shop, praying no one will ever learn the truth about her past. But when she meets Luke Kincaid, her carefully-constructed walls come tumbling down...even though she's convinced he's married. He's in love with two women at the same time...one of whom he's never even seen. When Luke wanders into Jordan's flower shop to buy a gift for his mother's birthday, Jordan falls off a ladder and into his arms. But this encouraging beginning quickly turns to anger and accusations. What could he have possibly done to make Jordan hate him? And how can he have such strong feelings for her when he also finds himself falling for M.J.-a troubled young woman he has met only through her long-lost diary?

She's guarding a secret...one that, if it's discovered, will destroy everything she's worked so hard to gain. In order to claim her inheritance, Jordan Shaw is forced to return to her hometown. She changes her name and opens a flower shop, praying no one will ever learn the truth about her past. But when she meets Luke Kincaid, her carefully-constructed walls come tumbling down...even though she's convinced he's married. He's in love with two women at the same time...one of whom he's never even seen. When Luke wanders into Jordan's flower shop to buy a gift for his mother's birthday, Jordan falls off a ladder and into his arms. But this encouraging beginning quickly turns to anger and accusations. What could he have possibly done to make Jordan hate him? And how can he have such strong feelings for her when he also finds himself falling for M.J.-a troubled young woman he has met only through her long-lost diary?

He'd make the perfect husband-if he wasn't a Marine... After her husband is killed in Iraq, Tessa Matthews makes a promise to herself-never date another man in the military. Especially a Marine. A flat tire and dead cell phone threaten to challenge that vow when Gunnery Sergeant Dylan Cooper comes to her rescue. But can she ever allow herself to love a Marine-again? He loves her but being a Marine is all he knows... Dylan has never wanted any other occupation than being in the military, but now he's in conflict. He knows Tessa cares for him, but she won't allow herself to trust him or let the relationship develop past friendship as long as he's a Marine. He's also keeping an important secret from her that could end their relationship. When the truth comes out, Tessa is devastated. How can she trust him with her heart when he could be killed at any moment?

Rather than categorizing Romantic literature as resistant to, complicit with, or ambivalent about the workings of empire, Slavery and the Romantic Imagination views the creative process in light of the developing concept of empathy.