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“Crud-ley,” Cass corrected him through gritted teeth. Unfortunately, your-” he dropped his gaze to the file folder on his desk “-Cuddly evidently used the opportunity to run off through the outer office doors.” I’m happy to say our alarm system worked perfectly and the thieves were frightened off before any of the expensive drugs or equipment could be taken. I meant that although your cat did, apparently, manage to get out of his cage, he still would have been perfectly safe and sound inside the clinic building had we not experienced this unforeseeable break-in. “Your animal, as you know, has very little monetary value. Howard’s carefully composed features before he regained his self-possession. “Are you trying to tell me someone broke in here and stole my cat?” We were burglarized last night”Ĭass continued to stare at him, unappeased. It wasn’t simply your cat’s cage that was found open, but the rear door of the clinic itself. “My dear Miss Appleton, you didn’t allow me to finish. Have you checked behind all the furniture?” With the rates you charge, the least I have a right to expect is that you won’t-” She broke off, unwilling to admit the harsh reality. It’s sheer negligence for you to have let him escape despite my warnings. I told you that you’d need to take extra precautions. “How could you let this happen? I told you he could slip off those ridiculous hook latches you use on the doors. “I don’t believe it!” Cass slapped both hands on the polished wood surface of the desk. “When the attendants arrived this morning, they found the door open.” “Simply that,” he said in his most consciously soothing voice. Howard, as his brass nameplate proclaimed him, smiled with a practiced artificial concern that said he was used to dealing with overwrought women. “What do you mean he’s gone?” Cass Appleton glared across the wide expanse of teak desk at the office manager safely shielded behind it. And I really did have a cat named Crudley, and it was fun to use him in the story. The narrative line is so strongly character driven that it was always easy to pick up where I had left off. PS: I really like the characters in this book. Why is THE MILLIONAIRE MEETS HIS MATCH special to you? A ransom note-for a cat!-sets the stage where The Millionaire Meets His Match. And Romance proudly introduces Patricia Seeley, one of Silhouette’s WOMEN TO WATCH. Though the math sounds easy, the road to “I do” takes some emotional twists and turns for this feisty heroine and the embittered man she loves.

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Award-winning Marie Ferrarella launches her latest miniseries, LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER, with One Plus One Makes Marriage. Part of our MEN! promotion, Cowboy Dad by Robin Nicholas features a deliciously handsome, dutyminded father aiming to win the heart of a woman who’s swom off cowboys. Karen Rose Smith’s miniseries DO YOU TAKE THIS STRANGER? continues with Love, Honor and a Pregnant Bride, in which a jaded cowboy learns an unexpected lesson in love from an expectant beauty. Next, Moyra Tarling delivers the emotionally riveting BUNDLES OF JOY tale of a mother-to-be who discovers that her child’s father doesn’t remember his own name-let alone the night they’d created their Wedding Day Baby. In The Nine-Month Bride, a wealthy rancher who wants an heir and a prim librarian who wants a baby marry for convenience, but imminent parenthood makes them rethink their vows. Silhouette welcomes popular author Judy Chrisbenberry to the Romance line with a touching story that will enchant readers in every age group. I’ll just have to keep my paws crossed and wait to see what happens. He’ll put me in fancy collars and Cass in beautiful jewels.maybe they’ll even have a few babies who’ll play with me! Then all my catnip wishes and caviar dreams would finally come true. Cass deserves to be happy, and Gabe Preston would be the luckiest man alive if he married her. I’m hoping that the millionaire who’s helping her with the search will sweep Cass off her feet and into his elegant mansion. She’s so sweet and loving, I know she would do anything to get me back home where I belong. My owner, Cass, must be frantic with worry. The kidnapper must certainly not be a cat lover if he mistook a tomcat like me for that pedigreed feline. I can’t believe someone stole me, thinking I was Princess Athabasca. Thoughts from Crudley, the cat: Letter to Reader Title Page Dedication About the Author The Silhouette Spotlight - “Where Passion Lives” Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Epilogue Copyright

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