Hideaway
Norris, Carol
As the daughter of a notorious Hollywood torch singer, Amy Barrett had fought long and hard to escape the limelight. But now she was a national heroine -- the mystery woman who'd performed a miracle by rescuing a drowning child from a freezing pond. Suddenly Byrne Cooper, the child's uncle, was turning Amy's safe little world upside down. From the moment he took her shivering near-naked body in his arms, she was caught. Even as the renowned radio talk-show host commanded her trust and her love, he tried to persuade her to publicize her unique lifesaving techniques. One radio or TV appearance and Amy would be identified as her mother's daughter. She knew what she wanted: privacy. Why was she plunging ever deeper into the uncharted waters of passion with a man who was a public personality when everything told her to hold fast to her heart -- and her anonymity--and run?