"Snowflakes on the Sea": Mallory O'Connor McKendrick: To the daytime TVaudience she was the ruthless Other Woman, but the real Mallory's marriageseemed to be falling victim to a woman who was truly as unprincipled as thecharacter Mallory played. Nathan McKendrick: His songs could set the worldon fire, but he couldn't find the words to tell his wife how much he lovedher--and no one else. Their love for each other was still strong, but couldthey find their way back together through the emotional storm that ragedaround them?"Bewitching": Just like Romeo and Juliet... At long last, writer HannahMarsh had found the perfect man. Win Harling was a gorgeous, successfulbusinessman, and they seemed like a perfect match. But things weren'tperfect for long. As luck would have it, their families had been feduing forthree hundred years. Theyboth thought they could bury the hatchet. Yeah, inWin's thick skull, Hannah decided when he accused her of writing a book thatwould smear his family's name. Suddenly it felt right to step into thetraditional marsh vs. Harling roles. Loving Win had felt so right and now itwas going so wrong. Would they end up in each other's arms-or at eachother's throat?"Outrageous": He was totally outrageous! One minute, the sexy-as-sin cop wasrescuing Emily Cooper from drunken hoodlums. Five minutes later he wastearing his clothes off in front of a group of voracious women. What kind ofman was he--and why couldn't Emily keep her hands off him? She was totallyirresistible! Judd Saunders couldn't believe it when beautiful, wide-eyedEmily started poking her gorgeous little nose into his dealing on the lowereast side. She was obviously a menace to herself--and to his libido. Worseshe'd blow his cover. For little did Emily know that Judd really was acop--whose cover left him a little too "uncovered" for his liking...