Bøger af Pamela Morsi

The Excelsior Hotel and Casino. Built in Las Vegas in 1960 by mobster Louis "The Lip" LaFica. For decades the towering hotel has been the subject of incredible stories and rumors that have kept it in the public eye the world around.Why have so many lovers been mysteriously, magically, magnetically drawn to this magnificent edifice? And why now have so many bestselling authors at last come together to reveal the adventures of these lovers who have stayed at the glorious Excelsior?

From a Rita-Award-Winning Author, comes a perfect novel that reminds us that sometimes circumstances unexpectedly offer a second chance to get things right.Red Cullens likes her life. Tight jeans and tattooed, at forty-six she's turned her hard luck degree from the school of hard knocks into sole ownership of her own honky-tonk. She's got some good music and some steady money and a handsome young fiddle player to warm her lonely nights. She's also got a past tucked neatly away. One phone call changes everything. There is a bridge she could never burn and it's now forcing her in a direction she never thought she would go. 2009 All About Romance Reader Award -- Best Chick Lit/Women's Fiction (Winner) 2010 Rita Award -- Novel with Strong Romantic Elements (Finalist)That Business Between Us: Book 1: Red's Hot Honkey-Tonk Bar Book 2: Bitsy's Bait & Barbecue Book 3: Suburban Renewal Book 4: Last Dance at Jitterbug Lounge Book 6: The Bikini Carwash

The news spread like brush fire through the whole county when widower Ancil Drayton announced his intention to start courting Miss Hattie Colfax. She was certainly spirited and delightfully sweet natured, and she''d managed to run her family farm almost single-handedly. But wasn''t a twenty-nine-year-old lady farmer too old to catch a husband?An Irresistable Suitor.All his life handsome, black-haired Reed Tyler had worked Miss Hattie''s farm--and dreamed of one day settling down on his own piece of land with the pretty young woman he''d sworn to marry. Hattie was someone he could tell his hopes and troubles to--someone he looked on as a sister. So he thought, until the idea of Ancil Drayton calling on her made him seethe. Until the night a brotherly peck became a scorching kiss... and Reed knew nothing would bank the blaze--and that his best friend was the only woman he would ever love.