Breaking Every Rule (Silhouette Special Edition)

by Victoria Pade

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This book hit an eerie tone with me as I also suffer from major depression. I so totally understand how Kelsey feels. Many of the feelings she has are exactly how I feel and have felt. I know how hard it is for other people to understand depression and have experienced firsthand how people react. This was very well written. (

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1987-08

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Kelsey McKenna

Thomas Quinn-Patrick Sullivan

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Los Angeles, California, USA

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The jangle of the telephone summoned Kelsey and, laden with shampoo, conditioner, deodorant and bath powder, she emerged from the bathroom.

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Planes made her seasick. Birds gave her the willies. Burglars were a constant source of anxiety. But of all the scary things in the world, novelist Kelsey McKenna feared publicity most.

A woman who'd broken every rule, she now had to confront her past - privately - before it caught up with her unannounced. So even if breathtaking TV star Thomas Quinn-Patrick Sullivan was pursuing the screen rights to her book - and batty Kelsey herself - she had to avoid him like the - shudder! - plague. Yet no matter how fast she ran, Thomas wouldn't let her hide....

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