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    Unmarked Man

    By Darlene Scalera

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    When Cissy Spagnola returned to the mean city streets of her childhood, she found nothing but trouble. Her mother and sister were missing, and after some not-so-discreet investigating, a potential witness turned up dead in her hotel room. Someone clearly wanted her eliminated, and she knew there was only one man she could trust .

    NO WAY!

    Nick Fiore. The irresistible neighborhood bad boy who'd taken her virginity was now a bona fide cop and Cissy's only hope for finding her family. Working closely to uncover a dangerous conspiracy rekindled their old passion, but would getting close to Nick put her heartand lifeeven more at risk?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Intrigue
    Release dateMar 15, 2012
    ISBN9781459237391
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    Darlene Scalera

    Darlene Scalera was sweeping factory floors when her dream of being a published writer came true. Her first book, A Man For Megan, was released in February 1999 by Harlequin American Romance. It was followed by Man In A Million and The Cowboy And The Countess. Darlene is currently hard at work on many more books for Harlequin American Romance. After graduating magna cum laude from Syracuse University with a degree in public communications, Darlene did everything from factory work to public relations for a state politician before devoting herself full-time to romance fiction writing. During that time, she also lived in a variety of places including Denver, Colorado, and London, England. However, a short stay in her hometown in upstate New York turned into happily-ever-after when she met her husband-to-be during that trip. Darlene was instrumental in forming the Saratoga, New York chapter of Romance Writers of America and enjoys speaking about writing to local schools, libraries, women's organizations, and writing groups. She is also a volunteer tutor with the Literacy Volunteers of America. A firm believer that "a miracle is only a moment away," she uses this principle to guide her life and the lives of her characters. Her own personal list of miracles includes her marriage to her husband, Jim, and the birth of their two children, J.J. and Ariana. She is now proud to add to that list a career as an author of romance fiction!

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