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Reavis : Long Way Home (Silhouette Special Edition, 1245)
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Author: Reavis
Title: Long Way Home (Silhouette Special Edition, 1245)
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Published in: English
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Pages: 256
Date: 1999-04-01
ISBN: 037324245X
Publisher: Silhouette
Weight: 0.25 pounds
Size: 4.25 x 0.75 x 6.5 inches
Edition: 0
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THE LAST THING RITA NEEDED WAS TROUBLE….

Spitfire Rita Warren had made some big mistakes before leaving her hometown and heading for the bright lights of the big city. Now she was back, to make things right. To prove that she was as good as everyone else in town. Good enough to love. Good enough to deserve the best…

LIEUTENANT "MAC" McGRAW HAD TROUBLE WRITTEN ALL OVER HIM!

Though the sexy officer was ornerier than a bee-stung bear, Rita could see right through the bluster to the man underneath—a soldier tormented by memories. But McGraw was too good a man to bury himself with guilt. Too good a man to deny himself a family. And Rita was the woman to prove to him the best was yet to come….

Reviews: gluestick (India) (2008/03/22):
When last we saw Rita she was shaking the dust of Fayetteville, North Carolina, off her shoes and heading for Las Vegas. "Ready Rita" had been an exotic dancer at one of the clubs that catered to the servicemen from nearby Fort Bragg. A one night stand with Sergeant Matt Beltran (which he didn't even remember) had left her pregnant. When the demands of single motherhood overwhelmed her, she left her infant daughter in Matt's car. That act had precipitated Matt's romance with Olivia's foster mother, Corey. Rita had surrendered custody of her daughter to her father and new stepmother and headed west to follow her dream of being a Las Vegas showgirl.

Now Rita has returned to Fayetteville. She was a success in Las Vegas, but she discovered that success didn't mean all that much when she was thousands of miles away from the daughter she really loved. So she saved her money and has come back to make a life for herself near Olivia. She enrolls in community college to get her GED and seeks to resume a personal relationship with the child she left behind.

A wary Matt does not exactly welcome Rita with open arms. But he does tell her that her friend "Bugs" Doyle is in the hospital. Doyle was badly burned when a helicopter crashed, leaving all on board dead except Doyle and Lieutenant Mac McGraw. Like Bugs, Mac suffered serious burns.

When Rita goes to see Bugs at the hospital, she has a run in with the bad tempered Mac. In typical Rita fashion, she gives as good as she gets. Subsequent encounters are equally tempestuous, until Rita in an aside mentions that she needs help with her algebra. Mac, who has been unwillingly intrigued by the striking and feisty woman who refuses to offer cloying sympathy for his plight, surprises himself by volunteering to tutor her.

Mac is as different from Rita as night from day. The only son of a prominent Savannah family, he disappointed his parents – and especially his mother – by joining the army rather than going to law school and joining the family firm. His proper fiancée is none too happy with the idea of being an army wife; nor is she comfortable with the injuries Mac has suffered.

This is a richly textured story. In addition to the improbable romance between the socialite and the exotic dancer, it describes the challenge Rita faces in reestablishing a relationship with her daughter as well as her attempts to rebuild her life and leave behind all the unhappy baggage from the past.(Sequel to Little Darlin')



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