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Hawk O'Toole's Hostage
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Hawk O'Toole’s Hostage

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To Hawk O'Toole, she was a pawn in a desperate gamble to help his people. ToMiranda Price, he was a stranger who’d done the unthinkable: kidnapped her andher young son off a train full of sight-seeing vacationers. Now, held hostageon a distant reservation for reasons she cannot at first fathom, Miranda findsherself battling a captor who is by turns harsh and tender, mysteriously aloofand dangerously seductive.

Hawk had assumed that Miranda Price, the beautiful ex-wife of RepresentativePrice, would be as selfish and immoral as the tabloids suggested. Instead, sheseems genuinely afraid for her son’s life–and willing to risk her own to keephim safe. But committed to a fight he didn’t start, Hawk knows he can’t affordto feel anything but contempt for his prisoner. To force the government toreopen the Lone Puma Mine, he must keep Miranda at arm’s length, must rememberthat she is his enemy–even when she ignites his deepest desires.

Slowly, Miranda begins to learn what drives this brooding, solitary man, todiscover the truth about his tragic past. But it will take a shockingrevelation to finally force her to face her own past and the woman she'sbecome, and to ask herself: Is it freedom she really wants…or the chance tostay with Hawk forever?

Hawk O'Toole’s Hostage is sheer entertainment from the first scene to the last.
Morgan Fairchild’s television credits include Dallas, Flamingo Road and Falcon Crest,
a recurring role on Roseanne,
and feature roles in the miniseries North and South and The Dream Merchants. She is currently starring in ABC’s The City.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 February 1998
Pages
198
ISBN
9780553297515

To Hawk O'Toole, she was a pawn in a desperate gamble to help his people. ToMiranda Price, he was a stranger who’d done the unthinkable: kidnapped her andher young son off a train full of sight-seeing vacationers. Now, held hostageon a distant reservation for reasons she cannot at first fathom, Miranda findsherself battling a captor who is by turns harsh and tender, mysteriously aloofand dangerously seductive.

Hawk had assumed that Miranda Price, the beautiful ex-wife of RepresentativePrice, would be as selfish and immoral as the tabloids suggested. Instead, sheseems genuinely afraid for her son’s life–and willing to risk her own to keephim safe. But committed to a fight he didn’t start, Hawk knows he can’t affordto feel anything but contempt for his prisoner. To force the government toreopen the Lone Puma Mine, he must keep Miranda at arm’s length, must rememberthat she is his enemy–even when she ignites his deepest desires.

Slowly, Miranda begins to learn what drives this brooding, solitary man, todiscover the truth about his tragic past. But it will take a shockingrevelation to finally force her to face her own past and the woman she'sbecome, and to ask herself: Is it freedom she really wants…or the chance tostay with Hawk forever?

Hawk O'Toole’s Hostage is sheer entertainment from the first scene to the last.
Morgan Fairchild’s television credits include Dallas, Flamingo Road and Falcon Crest,
a recurring role on Roseanne,
and feature roles in the miniseries North and South and The Dream Merchants. She is currently starring in ABC’s The City.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 February 1998
Pages
198
ISBN
9780553297515