One Texas Night
Sylvie Kurtz
Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
3.67
· 3 ratings · 256 pages · Published: 01 Jul 1999
Everything's more intense in the heat of a Texas night!
Melinda Amery awoke to the double-barreled deep blue eyes of Lt. Grady Sloan. He wanted answers about a murder. Only she had none. She had no recall, except she knew nothing good would come from remembering...
Grady was the kind of cop who couldn't let go until he got what he wanted. With his job on the line, he needed to break the case. But the only witness had amnesia.
Would her hidden memories reveal more than either of them wanted to know...?
Awards:
A Romantic Times nominee
About the Author:
Flying an eight-hour solo cross-country in a Piper Arrow with only the airplane's crackling radio and a large bag of M&Ms for company, Sylvie Kurtz realized a pilot's life wasn't for her. The stories zooming in and out of her mind proved more entertaining than the flight. Not a quitter, she finished her pilot's course, earning a commercial license and an intrument rating. Since then, she's traded in her pilot's license for a keyboard, where she lets her imagination soar to create fictional adventures that explore the complexity of the human mind and the thrill of suspense. She has written 20 books.