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Partners
He had wanted Laurel Armand for years -- though professionally she was his nemesis. But once the two rival reporters headed down to steamy New Orleans to investigate a murder, Matt Bates was determined to make his lovely adversary his willing partner in passion. The Art Of Deception
Supposedly he had come to her father's estate looking for respite. But was handsome Adam Haines the man he pretended to be? Or was Kirby Fairchild in danger of falling hard for a stranger who was even more practiced in the art of deception than she was? Night Moves
The small town offered peace to the widowed Maggie Fitzgerald. But when sexy Cliff Delaney unearthed a skeleton in her backyard, she found herself playing detective with him -- and wondering what was possible in the heat of the night . . . in the heat of passion.

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The Barnes & Noble Review
Nora Roberts uncovers secrets, deception, and unexpected passion in this trio of romantic suspense novels. Unavailable for the past few years, these three classics -- Partners, The Art of Deception, and Night Moves -- pay tribute to Roberts's powerful storytelling. In Partners, two reporters who are antagonists investigate a murder in steamy New Orleans, even as they uncover their mutual chemistry. In The Art of Deception, it's hard to tell who's the best at deception -- alleged artist Adam Haines, gorgeous sculptor Kirby Fairchild, or her father, a legendary artist. In Night Moves, Maggie Delaney, celebrated Hollywood songwriter, moves to a small town for some peace and solitude, only to dig up a skeleton in her backyard. Landscaper Cliff Delaney stands ready to help Maggie solve a ten-year-old murder even as he reworks her property -- and her somewhat jaded approach to love. Ginger Curwen

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Partners
He had wanted Laurel Armand for years — though professionally she was his nemesis. But once the two rival reporters headed down to steamy New Orleans to investigate a murder, Matt Bates was determined to make his lovely adversary his willing partner in passion.

The Art Of Deception
Supposedly he had come to her father's estate looking for respite. But was handsome Adam Haines the man he pretended to be? Or was Kirby Fairchild in danger of falling hard for a stranger who was even more practiced in the art of deception than she was?