âIâm Not Thinking About Your Twin Or The Game Or The Money, Shannen.â
He cupped her cheek with his hand.
Reflexively Shannen closed her eyes and leaned into his hand, letting the warmth of his palm envelop her. If she intended to tell him to leave, this was the time to do it, a small voice inside her head counseled.
âHow can I think of anything else but you?â His voice was a low, seductive growl. He curved his other hand over her hip in a firm, possessive grasp.
Shannenâs eyes stayed closed. She didnât want him to go, she achingly admitted to herself.
âEverything is soâ¦unfinished between us, Ty,â she whispered.
âI think itâs time we altered that, donât you?â Ty trailed kisses along the curve of her jaw. When his mouth finally, lightly brushed hers, she exhaled with a hushed whimper. It was all the invitation he needed to deepen the kiss. Shannen felt desire and urgency erupt inside her with breathtaking speedâ¦.
Dear Reader,
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This month, bestselling author Barbara Boswell returns to Desire with our MAN OF THE MONTH, SD #1471, All in the Game, featuring a TV reality-show contestant who rekindles an off-screen romance with the chief cameraman while her identical twin wonders whatâs going on.
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Joan Marlow Golan
Senior Editor, Silhouette Desire
All in the Game
Barbara Boswell
To Irene Goodman and Joan Marlow Golan,
whom Iâd never vote off the island.
loves writing about families. âI guess family has been a big influence on my writing,â she says. âI particularly enjoy writing about how my charactersâ family relationships affect them.â
When Barbara isnât writing and reading, sheâs spending time with her own familyâher husband, three daughters and three cats, whom she concedes are the true bosses of their home! She has lived in Europe, but now makes her home in Pennsylvania. She collects miniatures and holiday ornaments, tries to avoid exercise and has somehow found the time to write over twenty category romances.
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
âEverybody ready to shoot another day in paradise?â
Tynan Hale, chief cameraman for the reality game show Victorious, assembled his crew for their daily briefing before heading from their camp across the island to the contestantsâ camp.
âParadise? Come on, Ty, no need to sugarcoat things for us. We all know what weâre really shooting is the seventh circle of hell,â kidded Reggie Ellis, a junior cameraman.
The crew snickered appreciatively. Ty grinned, too, though he guessed he probably shouldnât encourage such irreverence toward the show and its contestants.
The Powers That Beâthe network suits, the showâs creator, the sponsors, virtually everybody connected with Victoriousâviewed their project with a seriousness usually reserved for nuclear weapons. No jokes or humor there.
Ty found the job of trailing around contestants on an island, hour after hour, filming their every word and action, to be sometimes interesting and/or irritating and/or dull, but hardly a matter of the gravest concern.
No wonder he would never be a member of The Powers That Be. Not only was his attitude all wrong, his family already had been there, done that.
And failed spectacularly. The family downfall had been such a public sensation that not a day went by without Ty Hale pausing to relish his current anonymity.
He paused to relish it now, while he and the crew loaded their equipment onto the boat to take them to the Victorious contestantsâ camp. Here he was, Ty Hale, chief cameraman, good at his job but essentially a nonentity. It wasnât the standard dream come true, especially in the entertainment industry, but it was certainly his.
And it was the name Hale that made it all possible. Changing his surname seven years agoâunofficially, though not legally, because that wouldâve drawn attention to itâwas the smartest move heâd ever made.