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Julie Larimore, spokesperson for Killer Body Weight Loss, is missing. And now the search is on for thenew ultimate ideal woman. . .The Perfect Fit--American born in spite of the title and accent, Princess Gabriella Paquette is the picture of elegance and grace. But she's desperate for the job, because the princess is broke.The Near Fit--At one time Rochelle McArthur was a big TV star--but blondes fade fast and she's been fading for years. This is the perfect opportunity. . .as long as no one uncovers her dirty little secret.The Misfit--She is the most in-demand guest on the talk-show circuit. . .all because of her scandalous affair with a married media star. But Tania Marie Camp is going to show them she's a lot more than a home wrecker.In a world where beauty is the ultimate sales tool and honesty the rarest commodity of all, these women are about to learn what Julie Larimore learned the hard way: Some people would die for a killer body.
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Dr. Brian Holbrook thinks he can keep his life under control--as long as he continues to prescribe himself high doses of painkillers. But his secret is soon discovered, and he loses his medical licence and his job. Then Brian is offered a job at the Boston Heart Institute researching a miracle drug, and he thinks his prayers have been answered. Brian is mistaken.
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Series hero Elliot Stone returns to Boulder, Colorado after a stint as a war-crimes lawyer in the Hague. Back in the States, he comes to the defense of a man who, as a result of a devastating brain injury, may have brutally attacked his wife, who now lies comatose.
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With the Vietnam War over, Lieutenant Grafton finds himself on the aircraft carrier Columbia teaching Marines the nuances of military aviation, and that precision flying can be a matter of life and death even in peacetime.
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