Entertainment Weekly named USA TODAY bestseller Marie Ferrarella the fifth most prolific Romance Writer in their Oct. 24th edition--after Barbara Cartland and Ursula Bloom!Most women would have jumped at the chance to interview Nick Rutledge, the reigning romantic hero of the silver screen. But Shane McCallister considered the assignment a demotion from her usual serious features -- and she resented having to profile a movie star she suspected would be vain and shallow. But with the lead for her story already drafted, Shane had her expectations shattered -- by a golden boy who wasn't brass behind the glittering facade. Nick was intelligent, sensitive, and deeply concerned about people and the land. Shane had figured on using her skills to expose a man who glowed only when film was running, but instead the story she wanted to write had an irresistibly happy ending....Second Chances are Marie's originals, reprints of books published earlier by Bantam’s Loveswept line or Berkley/Jove, made available again in e-book form.
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