title: Hidden Star  (The Stars Of Mithra) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No. 811)
author:  Nora Roberts 
description: Cade Parris takes one look at the beautiful blond that walks unannounced into his office and falls in love. Unfortunately, the stunning woman is there to hire the handsome private investigator to find a missing person: herself. Fragile and clearly vulnerable, Bailey James doesn't even know her own name. Nor does she know why she's carrying a tote bag filled with more than a million dollars in cash, a pistol, and a priceless blue diamond. Fortunately for Cade's heart, Bailey is as undeniably drawn to him as he is to her. However, neither of them know if she's free to give her heart. Together they search for clues to her identity in the sweltering heat of Washington, D.C., in July, but unveiling Bailey's past is hopelessly entwined with the mystery of the diamond, the cash, and the gun. Before Cade can claim Bailey as his own, they must follow a twisted path to a killer and survive a life-threatening attack.
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  Roberts Nora
  
  The Stars of Mithra 1 - Hidden Star
  
  Chapter 1
  
  Cade Parris wasn't having the best of days when the woman of his dreams walked
  into his office. His secretary had quit the day before-not that she'd been
  much of a prize anyway, being more vigilant about her manicure than
  maintaining the phone logs. But he needed someone to keep track of things and
  shuffle papers into files. Even the raise he offered out of sheer desperation
  hadn't swayed her to give up her sudden determination to become a country-and-
  western singing sensation.
  
  So his secretary was heading off to Nashville in a second-hand pickup, and his
  office looked like the ten miles of bad road he sincerely hoped she traveled.
  
  She hadn't exactly had her mind on her work the past month or two. That
  impression had been more than con