AAR

[willaful]

I read an excerpt from this book in an old Sandra Brown -- one of her Erin St. Claire titles, I think -- and I'm pretty sure it was also by her.

All I remember was that the heroine was married to a man in a wheelchair. I think the hero was visiting them.

This is not Envy or Play Dirty, which are all that come up when I try googling.
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"I say, don't read the classics -- try to discover your own classics; every life has its own." -- Rudolf Flesch, _How to Make Sense_

[Diana]

Sandra Brown Adam's Fall or Linda Howard Come Lie with Me? In both books the heroines are physical therapists working with men in wheel chairs due to accidents.
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Diana

[willaful]

Thanks but those aren't it. The husband in the wheelchair wasn't the hero.
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"I say, don't read the classics -- try to discover your own classics; every life has its own." -- Rudolf Flesch, _How to Make Sense_

[Addrianne]

Sounds like Envy.

[sherylgod]

I read this book several years ago, so it is pretty old. I bought it at Alibris in large print. Well worth reading! Good luck finding a copy.

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[willaful]

[library addict]

Could it be Prime Time which she wrote as Rachel Ryan? The heroine is a news reporter interviewing the hero's father who is in a wheelchair.

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[ChronicMom]

Sounds like The Silken Web!

Happy Reading!
Chronic

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