Night of No Return (A Year of Loving Dangerously) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, 1028) - Softcover

Eileen Wilks

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9780373270989: Night of No Return (A Year of Loving Dangerously) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, 1028)

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ISBN 10: 0373270984 ISBN 13: 9780373270989

Publisher: Silhouette, 2000

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Night of No Return is set in a land of extremes--the Sinai Pennisula. Alex Bok finds more than he bargained for while on the trail of terrorists and stolen weapons in the land where three continents and three of the world's major religions meet. His courage is pushed to its limits by the dictates of honor--and by a gutsy heroine who dares him to take the biggest risk of all.

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From the Publisher:

Silhouette presents a riveting 12-book continuity series -- "A Year of Loving Dangerously" -- where passion rules and nothing is what it seems. When dishonor threatens a top-secret agency, the brave men and woman of SPEAR are prepared to risk it all as they put their lives--and their hearts--on the line. In NIGHT OF NO RETURN, rising star Eileen Wilks' contribution, hard-edged Alex Bok fights valiantly to keep his emotions in check when a dangerous undercover assignment reunites him with Nora Lowe. This emotional and suspenseful tale will have you on the edge of your seat--and longing for the next book in the series.

About the Author:

EILEEN WILKS is a fifth-generation Texan. Her great-great-grandmother came to Texas in a covered wagon shortly after the end of the Civil War-excuse us, the War Between the States. But she's not a full-blooded Texan. Right after another war, her Texan father fell for a Yankee woman. This obviously mismatched pair proceeded to travel to nine cities in three countries in the first twenty years of their marriage, raising two kids and innumerable dogs and cats along the way. For the next twenty years they stayed put, back home in Texas again-and still together. Eileen figures her professional career matches her nomadic upbringing, since she's tried everything from drafting to a brief stint as a ranch hand-raising two children and any number of cats and dogs along the way. Not until she started writing did she "stay put," because that's when she knew she'd come home. Readers can write to her at P.O. Box 4612, Midland, TX 79704-4612.

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