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    Ten Years Later.../The Doctor And Mr. Right

    By Marie Ferrarella and Cindy Kirk

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    Ten Years Later...by Marie Ferrarella

    What was he doing back here, disrupting Brianna MacKenzie's cosy world? Sebastian Hunter, heartbreaker extraordinaire, had actually shown up to their high school reunion. All at once, she felt that unshakable chemistry again...

    When Sebastian saw Brianna, the past – those feelings he never quite forgot – came rushing back. This was his chance to face the person who'd captivated him, body and soul.

    The Doctor And Mr. Right by Cindy Kirk

    Obstetrician Michelle Kerns' 'no kids' rule is tested when she meets her handsome new neighbour. Because there's just one thing wrong with the heart–meltingly perfect engineer: his teenage daughter!

    Gabe Davis can't quite understand the sexy doctor next door. After all, Michelle's life revolves around babies. And the willowy blonde beauty is a natural with Gabe's young daughter. However, try as they might, they can't ignore the sparks igniting between them...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateMay 1, 2013
    ISBN9781743640739
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    Marie Ferrarella

    This USA TODAY bestselling and RITA ® Award-winning author has written more than two hundred books for Harlequin Books and Silhouette Books, some under the name Marie Nicole. Her romances are beloved by fans worldwide. Visit her website at www.marieferrarella.com.

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    • 3/5
      The title of this short novel reflects half of what Stableford is doing. The skeleton of his story is modeled on Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth. But this is on another planet, settled by many races, including humans, and the planet is actually an artificial construct f nested shells, each basically a planetary surface. The concept is similar to NIven's Ringworld or Reed's more recent Great Ship. Like Verne's novel, Stableford takes his time getting his travelers (following someone's diary, of course) inside the planet, and there is a fair amount of sightseeing along the way. But that's only the latter half of this short book. The first half is more SF hard-boiled detective, as our hero, talking in classic tough guy narrative style, is framed for murder, and has to figure out why and make things come out his way eventually. This is not typical of Stableford's other DAW SF series, which are more SF puzzle pieces. There is a little of that here, and several multi-page info-dumps, but basically it appears Stableford was just out to have fun. He dedicates the book to Lionel Fanthorpe, who was famous for churning out potboilers at a tremendous pace. Fun for what it was intended to be.
    • 3/5
      I think I read this many years ago, but under its UK title, which would be, er, Journey to the Centre. DAW never published books two and three of the trilogy, although they were published in the UK. And have been subsequently rewritten and published under new titles by a US small press and the SF Gateway (as ebooks). Throughout the 1970s to 1990s, Stableford reliably produced mid-list science fiction with UK sensibilities albeit mostly for, strangely, US publishers like DAW. This book is fairly typical. An adventurer makes his living hunting through the mysterious levels of the world Asgard – which may comprises levels of shells all the way to the centre, some of which could be occupied. It’s a great conceit, and Stableford makes good use of it. I’m reminded of the Kriakta Rift from Robert Holdstock’s Where Time Winds Blow (1981, a favourite sf novel) more than I am Iain M Banks’s much later Matter (2008). The novel is a standalone, but leaves many questions about the world unanswered. Hence the sequels. Which I want to read. I suspect I will have to go for the ebook versions.