Slow Dancing With A Texan
by Linda Conrad

For an advice columnist, Lainie Gardner was suddenly without sound thought but on sensory overload when she found herself dancing in Sloan Abbott's arms. Theirs was an impossible relationship—he, the Texas Ranger protector; she, the celebrity protectee. Under normal circumstances, their paths never should have crossed. But when her life suddenly, terrifyingly had gone from run-of- the-mill to on-the-run, it was Sloan whose body had shielded hers and who now stirred dangerous feelings in her. For Lainie-the-professional would have wisely counseled against an affair that could lead nowhere.

But Lainie-the-woman wasn't listening...

Other Books by Linda Conrad

Safe By His Side
#1553 The Safe Keepers

Safe with a Stranger
#1517 The Safe Keepers

Shadow Surrender

Shadow Hunter

Shadow Watch

Shadow Force

A Scandalous Melody
#1684 The Gypsy Inheritance #3

Reflected Pleasures
#1679 The Gypsy Inheritance #2

Seduction By The Book
#1673 The Gypsy Inheritance #1

Between Strangers

The Gentrys: Cal
"The Gentrys #3"

The Gentrys: Abby
#1516 "The Gentrys #2"

The Gentrys: Cinco
#1508 "The Gentrys #1"

Secrets, Lies...and Passion
Desire #1470

Desperado Dad
Desire #1458

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Linda Conrad's Bio

Best selling author Linda Conrad writes for Harlequin-Silhouette Books. Her novels have been translated into sixteen languages and are sold in over twenty-two countries!

Linda's sensual characters and passionate stories have brought her numerous awards and raves! Over the years her workshops for RWA chapters and conferences have helped many writers learn new skills and techniques.

Growing up in south Florida, Linda made up stories and read everything she could get her hands on. After college, she taught first grade in Miami and tried to give the children as much love for the written word as she'd always felt. When her own true-life hero came along and whisked her away to five cities in seven years, Linda became a sales assistant, a quality control supervisor, a ninety-unit apartment manager and finally a stockbroker and Certified Financial Planner in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas.

When her mother suffered a disabling stroke, Linda moved to southern California to be close. “Mom couldn't focus well enough to read anymore. So I began reading to her,” Linda recalls. “Eventually, my sister and I started making up stories to keep her entertained. Mom remembered my high school writing attempts. Before her death, she asked me to stick with story telling.”

Today Linda is back in south Florida, living with her husband by the sea and telling the stories in her heart.