Sandra Sookoo is a USA Today bestselling author who firmly believes every person deserves acceptance and a happy ending. Most days you can find her creating scandal and mischief in the Regency-era, serendipity and happenstance in Victorian America or snarky, sweet humor in the contemporary world. Most recently she’s moved into infusing her books with mystery and intrigue. Reading is a lot like eating fine chocolates—you can’t just have one. Good thing books don’t have calories!
When she’s not wearing out computer keyboards, Sandra spends time with her real life Prince Charming in central Indiana where she’s been known to goof off and make moments count because the key to life is laughter. A Disney fan since the age of ten, when her soul gets bogged down and her imagination flags, a trip to Walt Disney World is in order. Nothing fuels her dreams more than the land of eternal happy endings, hope and love stories.
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He doesn’t want a woman, let alone a wife...
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He loves her but can't convince her. She fears his beat but wants the man. A sweetly tempestuous love affair that captivates them both.
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Busting up a wedding has never been so personally satisfying.
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The quest to break a mummy’s curse turns dangerous when a peer ends up dead.
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Fairies and ghosts and vampires, oh my! A trick of the mind or a new reality?
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He accepts her but doesn’t love her. She loves him but cannot accept what he truly is. A marriage of convenience that’s anything but.
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The most powerful force in the world is love.
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The most powerful form of magic is free will.
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A woman wishes for an affair... until her heart wants more.
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Bad stuff happens. Love makes it bearable.
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Sometimes, the greatest truths of life come on a midnight clear.
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When destiny calls, you can run, or stand and fight for what you’ve always wanted. Either way you’ll have no choice but to change.
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When old flames don’t die, sparks will fly.
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Sometimes the only way to gauge the depth of a man’s regard is with the magic of gingerbread.
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He’s angry and questioning, but doomed to be alone...
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He’s tormented by guilt and memories, but cannot forget...
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Sometimes love needs a few wagers to stick the second time around.
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