They bought me an electric typewriter and crossed their fingers, but somehow PASSION'S BRIDE came out. My supportive, but vaguely concerned parents, sighed with relief when I announced I was going to write children's books. There was also a story about a runaway girl with the unlikely name of Strawberry and one about mistaken identities and an evil blind date. In seventh grade I wrote a melodrama about two orphan sisters, one of whom was pregnant. I was in fourth grade, but it was a start. To find characters to illustrate my first family saga, I cut out models from the Sears catalogue. But when fate swept her to Grey Janeway, a man with a reputation for getting everything he wanted, Berkeley not only discovered what she'd set out to find, but also a love that would demand all of her courage.and heart. Hired by Colin and Decker Thorne to find their missing younger brother, Berkeley left Boston and headed West-only to arrive in a city without mercy, where her abilities made her vulnerable to other people's greed. But as Grey was about to learn, everything had a price, including love.īerkeley Shaw had the gift of second sight.

For while her special talent could draw more crowds to his hall, her tenderness helped fill another void. When he encountered the spellbinding psychic whose eyes-and dazzling beauty-penetrated his soul, he knew he'd just struck gold. And in the glittering gold-rush city of San Francisco, Grey was on his way to building his empire as the owner of a prosperous gaming house and hotel. But in the new West, a man's past didn't matter.

Grey Janeway had no past, at least one he could remember.

With All My Heart by Aasia Khan