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A single mom--and her twin babies!--are snowbound with the boss. Can they melt his frozen heart? When Tessa Randall sues CEO Dragan Markovic's company for unfair termination, he insists on hearing her side of the story. But the billionaire known as The Dragon gets more than he bargained for when he's stranded at his snowy Alaskan lodge with Tessa and her twin toddlers. Now the flame-haired beauty wants to uncover his story. How can he tell her that her children remind him of his harrowing past and all that he lost? Or that the sweet family of three is slowly melting The Dragon's frozen heart.
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I've been a professional writer for about thirty years, and I love sharing stories with my readers. Mostly I write historical romance, but have ventured into other arenas as well. If you look at my book list you'll see a number of children's books included. For many years I worked as an educational curriculum designer. The children's books were part of my day job.My newest books are for Harlequin's DESIRE line--I'm so excited to be writing these passionate contemporary stories. My first Desire, IN HIS BROTHER'S PLACE will be a January 2013 release, with more to follow. And I'll be doing more Harlequin Historicals as well. If you want to know more, here's the text of a recent interview which also appears on the eharlequin site.On Writing and Reading...What do you love most about being a writer? The creative process, and hearing from people who've enjoyed my stories. What do you like least about being a writer? Rejections--and yes, I still get them!Do you have a favorite locale or setting for your novels? What is it and why is it your favorite? No particular place, but almost all my novels have outdoor settings. My favorite background for a story is any place that's open and wild and beautiful.Which of the books you have written is your favorite? My books are like my children--some gave me more trouble than others but I love them all equally.What are your five all-time favorite books? After a lifetime spent reading hundreds and hundreds of books, how can I possibly come up with five all-time favorites? Here, in no particular order, are five books I loved. After I write them down, I'll probably think of five more I liked even better. ? Out of Africa by Izak Dinesen The Greek Passion by Nikos Kazantzakis Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje The Jungle Books by Rudyard Kipling What one specific piece of advice would you give a would-be writer trying to kick-start a career? Don't go it alone. Network--join romance writers' groups; enter contests; go to regional and national conventions; learn from others.On Romance...Describe the ultimate romantic meal. Anything cooked well by a delicious man, served with wine and followed by chocolate.What is your all-time favorite romantic movie? "Casablanca"What is your all-time favorite romantic song or composition? "As Time Goes By" (of course) What is the most romantic gesture or gift you have received? A sunrise hot-air balloon trip over the mountains.How do you keep the romance alive in your relationship? I have many wonderful relationships in my life. I nurture them with kindness and communication.What tip would you give your readers to make their lives more romantic? Be the heroine of your own life. Don't wait for adventures to happen;
