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Sarah Walker might have grown up in a fairy-tale world, but she wasn’t a princess--not until a fairy godfather and a new job transformed her. When she returns home, which boy will capture her heart--the one she’s loved all her life or the one who’s a prince in disguise?
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In the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, a Catholic plot against the queen comes to the attention of spymaster Sir Francis Walsingham. To protect Elizabeth, he develops an unusual plan: hide the passing of intelligence between two agents by a false romance. When Lady Sarah Walker and Chuck Carmichael meet, though, their pretend flirtation becomes much more.
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It’s the 1870s in the American Southwest. Charles “Chuck” Bartowski, after avenging the death of his sister, has fallen in with gunslinger John Casey. There’s a range war in El Dorado, and Chuck finds himself on one side of the war. And on that side is a woman named Sarah Walker.
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What Sarah was thinking during Chuck vs. the Other Guy and what she did afterwards.
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Nine months after making the decision that changed his life, Chuck is coping with an Intersect that is a work-in-progress. Sarah is learning how to balance her spy life and her personal life for the first time. But when the first rule of spying is never fall in love, how will their relationship stand the pressure? Sequel to Discovering Omaha.
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After Lydia's settled and the family are happy, Lizzie is still credits short of graduating. With her thesis project still running, she needs her independent study completed. As her previous term with Pemberley Digital was cut short, she returns to finish what she started.
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Lizzie puts another piece of the puzzle that is William Darcy into place. He doesn't know how to have a good time and she thinks she can teach him, though she might be in a bit over her head.