Sullivan's Child. Gail Link
Always and Forever, Cat.
The irony of that phrase haunted Rory Sullivan. Just because you left a place or a person didn’t mean they left you. Some memories were burned too deep to ever depart; they remained in your mind, constant reminders of what was.
What was, what is, what would always be for him—the woman whose memory he’d tried to ignore. A woman he’d tried to erase from the deepest recesses of his mind but had found was unforgettable. The passion he tried so hard to bury was ultimately unquenchable.
Caitlyn Kildare was still there. In his heart. In his mind. In his past.
Was there someone special in her life now? Someone who’d replaced him in her heart, her mind…her bed?
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Sullivan’s Child
Gail Link
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GAIL LINK
A bookseller since 1977, Gail realized her dream of becoming a published author with the release of her first novel, a historical, in 1989.
Gail is a member of the national Romance Writers of America and Novelists, Inc. She has been featured speaker at many writers’ conferences, and several publications have featured her comments on the romance genre, including Publishers Weekly and the RWA Report. In 1993 Gail was nominated for Romantic Times Magazine’s Reviewer’s Choice Award for Best Sensual Historical.
In addition to being a voracious reader, Gail is also an avid musical theater and movie fan. She would love to hear from her readers, and you may write to her at P.O. Box 717, Concordville, PA 19331.
Contents
Chapter One
“Mommy, what’s a bastard?”
Coming right after the softly spoken question from her daughter, the sharp sound of the empty, oversize coffee mug that slipped from her fingers and crashed to the floor was almost inaudible to Caitlyn Kildare.
A soft gasp of breath caught in her throat.
What couldn’t be heard in the sunny kitchen was the shattering of her world into even smaller fragments than that of the broken piece of crockery.
“Where did you hear that word?” Hadn’t she known that this might