Suzanna & Megan ( The Calhoun Women) (Paperback) by Nora Roberts

About the Book

Suzanna's surrender. Originally published: New York: Silhouette Books, 1991. Megan's mate. Originally published: New York: Silhouette Books, 1996.

Book Synopsis

Revisit the unforgettable Calhoun women in these two exceptional stories about love and legend from #1 New York Times bestselling author NORA ROBERTS

Suzanna's Surrender

Burned-out and tired as hell, the only thing ex-cop Holt Bradford wanted to do was relax. But when beautiful single mom Suzanna invaded his solitude to search for the missing Calhoun emeralds, he couldn't say no. Holt was no longer the bad-boy teen Suzanna remembered. He'd grown into a dangerously sexy man--all the more reason to keep a safe distance. Suzanna wouldn't risk her well-ordered life for a man who could make her mouth go dry with a simple glance.

Megan's Mate

Calhoun sister-in-law Megan O'Riley and her young son have traveled far to become the Towers' newest residents and begin a fresh chapter in their lives. Cool as an Atlantic breeze, Megan buried her passions deep and vowed never to let her heart lead her astray again. But when boat captain Nate Fury set his course for her, not even Megan's toughest resistance could divert him. The practical lady seemed destined to be swept away by the rugged seaman's formidable charm....

Review Quotes

With clear-eyed, concise vision and a sure pen, Roberts
nails her characters and settings with awesome precision, drawing readers into a vividly rendered world of family-centered warmth and unquestionable magic.
-Library Journal

Her stories have fueled the dreams of twenty-five million readers.
-Chicago Tribune

Roberts' bestselling novels are some of the best in the romance genre. They are thoughtfully plotted, well-written stories
featuring fascinating characters.
-USA TODAY

A superb author...Ms. Roberts is an enormously gifted writer whose incredible range and intensity guarantee the very best of reading.
-Rave Reviews

A consistently entertaining writer.
-USA TODAY

The publishing world might be hard-pressed to find an author
with a more diverse style or fertile imagination than Roberts.
-Publishers Weekly