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Moment to moment

Russ Ettinger didn't know the name of the delicate woman he'd found gasping for breath at the side of the road, or why she'd disappeared while he was fetching his car, but she aroused in him an overwhelming urge to protect and cherish her. Dana Madison didn't want protection, wanting instead to be loved as the strong, independent woman she'd become.

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  • "Russ Ettinger didn't know the name of the delicate woman he'd found gasping for breath at the side of the road, or why she'd disappeared while he was fetching his car, but she aroused in him an overwhelming urge to protect and cherish her. Dana Madison didn't want protection, wanting instead to be loved as the strong, independent woman she'd become."@en
  • "New York Times bestselling author Barbara Delinsky delights with a compelling story of chance, fate, and perfect timing, first published in 1998. Russ Ettinger doesn't know why the delicate young woman he found gasping for breath at the side of the road disappeared so abruptly'or even what her name is. What he does know is he must find her again somehow. There has to be a deeper purpose behind his Samaritan act, because never has anyone so powerfully and immediately filled him with such an overwhelming desire to cherish and protect. But Dana Madison is tired of being protected. What she wants is to be respected and loved as the strong, vital, independent woman she has worked so hard to become. And so she flees from a chance first meeting with a considerate stranger, a man who could possibly play a very important role in her future ... and maybe find a permanent place in her heart."@en
  • "Dana Madison can't stand the thought of giving up her hard-won independence, but she also can't get Russ Ettinger out of her mind."
  • "New York Times bestselling author Barbara Delinsky delights with a compelling story of chance, fate, and perfect timing, first published in 1998.Russ Ettinger doesn't know why the delicate young woman he found gasping for breath at the side of the road disappeared so abruptly?or even what her name is. What he does know is he must find her again somehow. There has to be a deeper purpose behind his Samaritan act, because never has anyone so powerfully and immediately filled him with such an overwhelming desire to cherish and protect.But Dana Madison is tired of being protected. What she wants is to be respected and loved as the strong, vital, independent woman she has worked so hard to become. And so she flees from a chance first meeting with a considerate stranger, a man who could possibly play a very important role in her future ... and maybe find a permanent place in her heart."@en
  • "Constantly fussed over by her overprotective parents, Dana Madison feels it is a matter of pride to reject Russ Ettinger's help when she has an asthma attack while jogging."@en
  • "The love story between Russ Ettinger and Dana Madison begins when he finds her gasping for breath by the side of the road, but when he goes to get his car, she disappears."@en
  • "Russ Ettinger did not know the name of the delicate woman he'd found gasping for breath by the side of the road, or why she'd disappeared while he was fetching his car. But he did know she aroused in him an overwhelming urge to love, cherish, and protect. Dana Madison did not want protection. She'd gotten quite enough of that from her parents. What Dana wanted was to be loved as the strong, independent woman she'd become. She wondered if Russ, or anyone, could possibly do that."@en

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  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Large type books"@en
  • "Large type books"
  • "Love stories"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en

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  • "Moment to moment : by Barbara Delinsky"
  • "Ai qing chang pao"
  • "Moment to moment"@en
  • "Moment to moment"
  • "Moment to Moment"@en

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