A SHADOW FROM HIS PAST and COME, LOVE ME AGAIN

November 24, 2008
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ROMONA HILLIGER

Author of Romantic Suspense.

Two books set in the Northern Territory of Australia.

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A SHADOW FROM HIS PAST contemporary v. sensual

Life hadn’t been easy for Brad Steele and he’d been forced to live on the edge until he was eighteen. Now twelve years on, a reclusive naturalist and wildlife photographer, Brad carves out a place in the raw rugged regions of Australia’s Northern Territory, helping to relocate marauding crocodiles and taking care of injured wildlife. An injured bird brings Jodie Marshall into contact with Brad. His dark sensual good looks are the ultimate in a woman’s fantasy but any hopes the young English heiress, might have of touching the heart of the aloof hostile wildlife warrior are bleak indeed, until the night circumstance throws them together and into the firestorms of love and passion. But Brad has a secret buried deep in his soul that forbids his loving her…The power of their love survives heartbreak, a jail sentence and poison pens but can it survive their worst nightmare — its evil meticulously crafted and now a reality?

Available ROMANCE AT HEART PUBLICATIONS http://www.rahpubs.com Excerpts Author Website http://www.thewaterfront.net.au/romona

and EXCERPTS BELOW COMPLETE FIRST CHAPTER.

Come, Love me Again contemporary v. sensual

He snared her wrist in one powerful fist and pulled her to him. Hunter Kincaid, the tall, striking, Australian cattle king still remembers, only too well, the girl who’d betrayed him in their youth, and he hates himself for still loving her… “What do you want? Haven’t you done enough?” he hissed. Raw, untamed desires flaming through him and driven by naked longing, he’s but a breath from taking her. “Don’t you know what I can do to you? What I want to do to you?” Torn by twelve years of remorse, the lovely young Becky, quivers at the very touch of him. She has returned from
America and must tell him the truth — why she’d been forced to betray him. But the scars of betrayal burn deep in his soul and sex isn’t sufficient to expiate that pain – Hunter wants vengeance! Let her suffer as he had.

Review FALLEN ANGELS 4 angelsCome, Love Me Again is one of the most emotionally packed stories I’ve read in a while. The exchanges between Rebecca and Hunter are powerful and sometimes gut wrenching. Their emotions are so raw and open that it is impossible not to feel them. Ms. Hilliger has portrayed the setting for this story in vivid detail, also. It fairly leaps off the page, and the cattle stations and the surrounding countryside are so vividly described that I could see everything in my mind. I felt like I stepped off the plane with the heroine and experienced everything she did. I was moved to tears by some of Hunter’s harshness toward her, especially when she tries to explain why she left him. This is a realistic story, and I enjoyed it very much.Reviewed by: Marlene http://www.fallenangelreviews.com/2007/July/Marlene-ComeLoveMeAgain.htm

Read excerpts Author Website www.thewaterfront.net.au/romona AND

EXCERPTS BELOW. COMPLETE FIRST CHAPTER

TRAILER FOR BOTH BOOKS. ENJOY.

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A good ‘bush tucker’ recipe for that camping occasion and roaring campfire.  DAMPER  Recipe of an authentic
Northern Territory bushman. My husband Bill. Enjoyed by us both on many an occasion with a good cup of ‘billie’ tea. For one loaf. Required. Cast-iron camp oven. Plain flour 3 cups.Margarine 2 tablespoonsBaking powder one tablespoonSalt ¼ teaspoonMilk 1/3 cupWater ½ cup.Grated cheese, if you want to add it. In a mixing bowl rub margarine with flour, salt, and baking powder.Add milk and water and form dough. Shape to a round, dust lightly with flour and place in cast-iron camp oven. Fire should be hot cinders, into which oven is placed, covering top of oven with more hot cinders and ash. Leave to bake. Lift lid and check after twenty minutes. As damper bakes, keep your ‘billie’ boiling at one side of fire. When damper is ready, turn out of oven, cut into wedges and drizzle liberally with golden syrup. Eat it hot with your cup of ‘billie’ tea. Author website www.thewaterfront.net.au/romona  TAKE A LOOK AT PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF OUTBACK PLACES WHERE MY STORIES ARE SET also MYTHS AND LEGENDS MYTH.   THE MIN MIN LIGHS. Mysterious phenomena of dancing globes of light on the plains of Outback
Queensland. Nobody has yet figured them out. LEGEND. Lassiter’s gold. Gold nuggets and rubies as big as walnuts. Lassiter brought back a nugget, but the seam where it was found has not yet been located again. Expeditions still go out in search of it.
Central Australia. TheMacDonnell
Ranges. JUNDAMARRA’S CAVE.   Hiding place of INDIGENOUS LEGENDARY WARRIOR of the Bunaba people. A man who fought the British police in defence of his people. Kimberley region of North-West
Australia.