Night Fever was originally written under Susan Kyle for
Warner Books in March 1990.
SummaryAt the tender age of twenty-four, Rebecca Cullen found life
much too complicated. She worked a full-time job, raised her
two teenage brothers, supported her retired grandfather and
tended to their Georgia farm. When her troubled brother Clay
was arrested on drug charges, Rebecca's life suddenly began
to come apart at the seams. The last thing she needed was
the district attorney on the case to be arrogant,
rude—and the handsomest man she'd ever seen.
Word on the street was that Rourke Kilpatrick was notorious
for his hard line against drug dealers. He used whatever
means necessary to prosecute them. But Rebecca's brother was
innocent. And when the antidrug Rourke began to sympathize
with Rebecca and her family, she couldn't help but admit her
sizzling attraction to him.
As passions flared between them, innocent Rebecca dared to
hope that her narrow world might finally be opening up to
include someone like Rourke—sophisticated, sensual and
exciting.
Every time she was with him, she felt like Cinderella at the
ball. All she wanted was to feel his arms wrapped around
her, his strong body pressed up against hers.
But is the man she's falling in love with just using her to
pursue a drug dealer? Now Rebecca will have to decide which
is stronger: Rourke's passion for the law—or for her.
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