Karen Robards

Karen Robards Collection 2

Publisher Marketing:"Obsession" Katharine Lawrence has no idea what hit her. Only hours earlier she had been enjoying a girls-only weekend with an old college friend. Now she finds herself lying bound and gagged on her kitchen floor, staring with terrified eyes at her friend Lisa while two masked gunmen search her house. But Katharine s nightmare is just beginning. When she awakens in the hospital, her brain tells her that things aren t right. She doesn t recognize herself when she looks in the mirror. And the smiling, handsome doctor at her bedside Dr. Dan Howard is familiar, but in a totally unfamiliar way. She s twenty-nine, the special assistant to the head of the CIA, and she s lucky to be alive. She also knows she can trust no one. "Guilty" When Kat Kominski was fifteen years old, she and some friends held up a convenience store. One of the others shot and killed an off-duty cop moonlighting as a security guard. Kat and her pals fled the scene in a panic, and no one was caught. Thirteen years later, Kat now Kate White has built a new life for herself as a prosecutor in the Philadelphia DA s office. But her dark past returns to haunt her when she walks into court one day and has a devastating encounter with a prisoner, Mario Castellanos, one of her companions from that terrible night. As Mario blackmails and terrorizes her, she is forced to turn for protection to a sexy homicide detective, Tom Braga, who suspects her of something." Contributor Bio:  Robards, Karen Karen Robards is the bestselling author of twenty-seven novels. The winner of six Silver Pen awards for favorite romance novelist, as well as numerous other awards, she lives in Louisville, Kentucky, with her husband, Doug, and their sons Peter, Christopher, and Jack. She says, "I read, I write, and I chase children. That s my life."Contributor Bio:  Bean, Joyce Joyce Bean is an accomplished audiobook narrator and director. In addition to being an "AudioFile" Earphones Award winner, she has been nominated multiple times for a prestigious Audie Award, including for "Good-bye and Amen" by Beth Gutcheon.