Loving Evangeline

Loving Evangeline is a 1994 Silhouette romance by Linda Howard, issued as a Silhouette paperback of 254 pages.

Robert Cannon runs a computer company and believes that Evie Shaw, whatever her real name is, sits at the centre of a threat to it. He decides to handle the problem himself and follows her south, where the surveillance becomes a relationship and his professional certainty comes under pressure. The book's engine is the possibility that he has misread her, and that acting on the misreading will cost him both the case and the woman.

Howard was by this point writing longer category novels with investigative plots alongside her straight romances, and the 254-page length here is typical of the Silhouette format rather than the shorter Harlequin line. The subjects make the corporate setting explicit, with business intelligence and the computer industry named as the book's material. The subjects make the corporate setting explicit, with business intelligence and the computer industry named as the book’s material, so the romance is carried by a professional dispute rather than by a purely social one.