Tilt at Windmills
Tilt at Windmills by Patt Bucheister, published by Silhouette Books in September 1992, is a work of fiction that explores the complexities of rekindled relationships. The narrative centers on Ellen, who finds herself unexpectedly drawn back into the life of Rudd Lomax, a man she once knew briefly. As Rudd reappears, the emotional stakes rise, prompting Ellen to confront her feelings and the impact of their past connection on the present.
Readers will discover a story that delves into the dynamics of love and responsibility, particularly as Ellen grapples with her decision to assist Rudd and his daughter, Katie. The plot unfolds with themes of chemistry and emotional conflict, as Ellen weighs her instincts against her desire to help. This edition spans 250 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers to engage with the unfolding drama of personal relationships and the challenges of navigating past and present emotions.
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He was really more of a fleeting flicker in Ellen’s life than an old flame. But then why did Rudd Lomax’s sudden reappearance feel like a full-fledged four-alarm fire? Part of her wanted to run for the nearest exit. But for the sake of the sexy scientist’s lonely little girl, Ellen decided she’d take the heat. — A while ago, Rudd had spent a very short time with a fascinating woman. The chemistry between them had been far more intense than any he’d encountered in his career. That’s why he’d walked away– after all, he was a man of reason. Now, he and little Katie needed her help. Would this particular experiment have explosive results?
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