Hidden Hearts
#640 Hide and Seek #2
Harlequin (Intrigue)
Contemporary Romance: Category Romance, Contemporary Romance: Romantic Suspense, Contemporary Romance
January 15, 2014
ISBN-13: B00H5I6OXC
Available in: e-Book (reprint)
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Hidden Hearts
by Susan Kearney
HE WOULD PROTECT HER WITH HIS LIFE...
Architect Alexandra Golden insisted she didn’t need the bodyguard her brother, Jake, had hired. Surely the papers Jake had sent weren’t worth killing her for. Anyway, could she trust the handsome stranger? Sure, he was gentle with her and funny, and his I’ve-got-to-have-you kisses made her knees weak, but he was also arrogant, secretive and very dangerous.
Roarke Stone, ex-CIA field officer, had failed to save his fiancée from a terrorist’s bomb and had no intention of losing Alexandra to the powerful, deadly men who were pursuing her. He was determined to protect her, but could he protect his own vulnerable heart?
Originally published November 2001 in mass market paperback.
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Susan Kearney's Bio
Susan Kearney used to light herself on fire four times a day. Now she does something really hot — she writes romantic suspense for Harlequin Intrigue.
While she hasn't performed her signature "fire" dive from a 10-meter platform in years, she started diving at age 10. By age 12, she'd won the New Jersey State Championship, and by college, she was a three-time All-American Diver.
While attending the University of Michigan, she earned a business degree that led to her diverse careers as, variously, a partner in a barter business, a real estate appraiser, a mover and renovator of houses, and a once- owner of three hair salons. Finally, in 1995, she sold her first book and became a full-time writer. She's currently plotting her way through her 30th novel.
Of all her careers, her favorite is wife and mother. She married her teenage sweetheart and lives with her husband, two children, and Boston terrier in sunny Florida. She now beats the heat not by diving into cold water, but with her new hobby — figure skating. Susan also enjoys writing science fiction, screenwriting, boating, and traveling to foreign countries.