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THE BOLD, FEARLESS TWIN

That was Heartskeep heiress Hayley Thomas–until the blackouts, slamming doors and nighttime whispers began. Was someone at Heartskeep toying with her or was she going crazy? With her sister away and the eerie family estate full of estranged relatives, Hayley sought help from a disturbingly sensual stranger….

With his sinful smile and aura of mythic power, Bram Myers could have been Satan himself. So how had he become a guardian angel to the stubborn benefactress whose very presence wreaked havoc with his senses? Yet when a shaken Hayley trembled in his shielding embrace, he knew he would walk through fire to keep her safe from the evil closing in.

Born on Easter Sunday, the oldest of eight children, Dani Sinclair began her official writing career when her sister asked her to write a romance novel. A latecomer to the genre, she combines her love for romance with her need to write suspense and humour.Her first published novel, MYSTERY BABY, debuted in May 1996. Since that time she’s sold fifteen books to Harlequin Intrigue, one to Harlequin Temptation, and two Special Projects. In addition, she’s written a daily on-line serial for Harlequin’s Web page. Her third Intrigue novel, BETTER WATCH OUT, was a RITA finalist in the Romantic Suspense category. In March 2001, Romantic Times nominated Dani for a Career Achievement award in the Series Romantic Suspense category. They also nominated her book, THE SPECIALIST, for the Reviewers’ Choice Best Harlequin Intrigue of 2000. Dani has been profiled in The Journal Newspaper in West Virginia, Romantic Times Magazine, Gothic Journal, and Harlequin’s Reader Service Heart to Heart overseas. She’s spoken to several organisations as well as various writers’ groups, and has been a speaker for the Friends of the Library organisation in both Maryland and Ohio.Dani belongs to Romance Writers of America and Washington Romance Writers. She resides outside Washington DC, a place she finds to be a wonderful source of both intrigue and comedy.