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To find a kidnapped newbornDetectives must risk everything One desperate task unites detectives Korinna Kennedy and Brodie Cavanaugh: to rescue an abducted infant. As their frantic investigation proceeds, so does the partners' prickly relationship. Only when loner Korinna is drawn into laid-back Brodie's life do they become closer. And as their list of suspects grows, they put their lives and hearts on the line to bring home the missing child.From Harlequin Romantic Suspense: Danger. Passion. Drama.Feel the excitement in these uplifting romances, part of the Cavanaugh Justice series:Book 1: Racing Against TimeBook 2: Crime and PassionBook 3: Internal AffairBook 4: Dangerous GamesBook 5: The Strong Silent TypeBook 6: Cavanaugh's WomanBook 7: In Broad DaylightBook 8: Alone in the DarkBook 9: Dangerous DisguiseBook 10: The Woman Who Wasn't ThereBook 11: Cavanaugh WatchBook 12: Cavanaugh HeatBook 13: Protecting His WitnessBook 14: Cavanaugh PrideBook 15: Becoming a CavanaughBook 16: The Cavanaugh CodeBook 17: In Bed with the BadgeBook 18: Cavanaugh JudgmentBook 19: Cavanaugh ReunionBook 20: A Cavanaugh ChristmasBook 21: Cavanaugh's BodyguardBook 22: Cavanaugh's SurrenderBook 23: Cavanaugh on DutyBook 24: Mission: Cavanaugh BabyBook 25: Cavanaugh HeroBook 26: Cavanaugh UndercoverBook 27: Cavanaugh StrongBook 28: Cavanaugh FortuneBook 29: How to Seduce a CavanaughBook 30: Cavanaugh or DeathBook 31: Cavanaugh Cold CaseBook 32: Cavanaugh in the RoughBook 33: Cavanaugh on CallBook 34: Cavanaugh StandoffBook 35: Cavanaugh EncounterBook 36: Cavanaugh VanguardBook 37: Cavanaugh CowboyBook 38: Cavanaugh's Missing PersonBook 39: Cavanaugh StakeoutBook 40: Cavanaugh in Plain SightBook 41: Cavanaugh Justice: The Baby TrailBook 42: Cavanaugh Justice: Serial Affair.
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Marie Rydzynski-Ferrarellaaka , Marie FerrarellaMarie Rydzynski was born on March 28 in West Germany to Polish parents. She moved to America at the age of four. For an entire year, Marie and her family explored the eastern half of the country before finally settling in New York. Marie swears she was born writing, "which must have made the delivery especially hard for my mother. " From an early age, Marie's parents would find her watching television or tucked away in some private place, writing at a furious pace. "Initially, I began writing myself into my favourite shows. I was a detective on '77 Sunset Strip,' the missing Cartwright sibling they never talked about on 'Bonanza' and the 'Girl from U.N.C.L.E.' before there was a 'Girl from U.N.C.L.E.,' not to mention an active participant in the serialized stories of 'The Mickey Mouse Club. '" Marie began to write her first romance novel when she was 11 years old, although she claims that, at the time, she didn't even realize it was a romance! She scribbled off and on, while dreaming of a career as an actress. Marie was only 14 when she first laid eyes on the man she would marry, truly her first love, Charles Ferrarella. During her days at Queens College, New York, acting started to lose its glamour as Marie spent more and more time writing. After receiving her English degree, specialising in Shakespearean comedy, Marie and her family moved to Southern California, where she still resides today. After an interminable seven weeks apart, Charles decided he couldn't live without her and came out to California to marry his childhood sweetheart. Ever practical, Marie was married in a wash-and-wear wedding dress that she sewed herself, appliqués and all. "'Be prepared' has always been my motto,"the author jokes. This motto has been stretched considerably by her two children, Nikky and Jessi, "but basically, it still applies," she says. In November of 1981, she sold her first novel for Harlequin. Marie, who now has written over 150 novels, has one goal: to entertain, to make people laugh and feel good. "That's what makes me happy," she confesses. "That, and a really good romantic evening with my husband." She's keeping her fingers crossed that her reader's enjoy reading her books as much as she enjoyed writing them.
