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Also by Kathy Clark:

Another Chance, November 2016
e-Book
After Love, January 2016
e-Book
After Midnight, September 2012
e-Book
Cold Feet, Warm Heart, July 2012
e-Book (reprint)
No Satisfaction, July 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Count Your Blessings, June 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Sweet Anticipation, June 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Stroke Of Midnight, June 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Goodbye Desperado, June 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Cody's Last Stand, May 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Sight Unseen, May 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Phantom Angel, May 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Born To Be Wild, April 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Risky Busine$$, April 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Starry Nights, March 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Passion and Possession, March 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Angel Of Mercy, March 2012
e-Book (reprint)
A Private Affair, March 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Golden Days, March 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Another Sunny Day, February 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Starting Over, February 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Kissed By An Angel, February 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Tempting Fate, February 2012
e-Book (reprint)
Teacher's Pet, February 2012
e-Book

STROKE OF MIDNIGHT
By: Kathy Clark

Author Self-Published
June 2012
On Sale: June 27, 2012
Featuring: Jim Mitchell; Shelly Lowell
ISBN: 0373165714
EAN: 9780373165711
Kindle: B008F9JKP4
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Romance Contemporary

The Ultimate Cinderella Story A random act of thoughtfulness – a stranger's kind bequest – and Shelly Lowell zoomed from rags to riches. Suddenly, this single mother's money woes were history. She felt as though she'd stepped into the Cinderella role in her daughter's school play. A Temporary Twist of Fate Jim Mitchell knew he'd been swindled out of his inheritance – bamboozled by a conniving fairy–tale floozy. And this playboy extraordinaire aimed to try every trick in the book to reclaim what was rightfully his. Even if it meant wooing it away from an unsuspecting Cinderella!

Author Note

This book was based on an actual event I read about in the newspaper...with a great deal of literary liberties, of course. I must thank my wonderful husband for all his input about railroads and for his extreme support.