The Irresistible Vagabond . . .

He was a gorgeous golden panther of a man, but Sharon Leslie insisted that Marc Duval was no more than a handsome drifter whod befriended her son and tormented her by playing sad songs on his harmonica late at night.

She fought her attraction to the secretive wanderer, but Marc tempted her with a promise of passion she was helpless to resist. Mesmerized by hiss kisses, she reveled in her unleashed need, drawn to him as a flower to the sun. With his fiery caresses Marc banished the fears that made her doubt herself as a woman, awakening her to pleasure as no man ever had. Sharon was afraid that Marc would demand everything from her, but he promised she had all that and more to give.

Hed earned her trust with patience, but somehow hed never been able to confess the tragedy hed endured . . . or the pain that had cost him everything hed once treasured. Marc had battled terrible ghosts to give Sharon back her music. Was she strong enough to fight to keep his love?

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