books by Karina Bliss (superromance imperfect harlequin)

books by Karina Bliss

books:

Mr. Unforgettable (Harlequin Superromance)

1 review
Karina Bliss

Harlequin, 2008

Bliss always gets it right...
From the backcover: Luke Carter can never forget that he'd been abandoned as a child. And that's why the millionaire and former Olympian is driven to build his camp for underprivileged kids in Beacon Bay. If only the rural New Zealand community trusted his motives. And if only the beautiful widow mayor, Liz Light, would stop grieving long enough to prove where her loyalties lie--with Luke or ...

Mr. Irresistible (Harlequin Superromance)

1 review
Karina Bliss

Harlequin, 2007

Mr. Yum!
Kate Brogan is a journalist who uses her column to keep political scum out of the running. One of her latest exposures shows what Jordan King has been up to by wrecking marriages and being a wealthy playboy. Her column upsets her fiancé as he needs Jordan on his side for a business deal, but she never expects him to show his disrespect of her career by not supporting her choice to run the ...

Second-Chance Family (Harlequin Superromance)

1 review
Karina Bliss

Harlequin, 2008

solid second chance at love tale
In New Zealand following his divorce from Roz Valentine, Jack Galloway assumed he would never remarry or sire children. Instead he buries himself in his work. That changes when his brother and sister-in-law die in a car accident while on vacation in New Caledonia, leaving behind three young children. Jack has no time to grieve, but is stunned to learn that Roz e and he were both named as ...

Mr. Imperfect (Going Back) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1373)

1 review
Karina Bliss

Harlequin, 2006

A good debut!
MR. IMPERFECT by Karina Bliss September 15, 2006 Rating **** Christian Kelley has returned home to rural New Zealand after many years of living in the big city in Australia. He's made it big and is now a multimillionaire. When he initially moved away, he had left behind the only girl he had ever loved, Kezia, and because of miscommunication (or lack of), the two never reconciled. So, ...