PART ONE
Gretchen Sinclair is on the run from a man she refuses to name, moving from place to place so quickly that she has no chance to put down roots. But when she moves in next door to Shane Camper, she’s immediately drawn to his cowboy style and his gentleman’s ways. She sets down the rules, explains that he can’t ask her any questions, but is still caught off guard by how quickly he sweeps her off her feet. She should move on, should have left the moment she realized Shane was different from anyone she’d ever known before, but she’d waited too long and her past had caught up to her. Will Shane buy into her lies and walk away, or will he be the one thing she’s never had, a white knight in shining armor, the only person who can save her from her worst enemy: herself?
PART TWO
Edie Watson fought and scratched her way to the top in six very short years. As senior director of operations for a major food manufacturer, she had everything she’d set out at eighteen to achieve. No one could call her the prisoner’s daughter now. But when an assignment brings her right back to where it all started, the last thing she expected was to end up in the company of the man who shattered her heart eight years ago. She would have thrown it all away back then just to be with Cohen. How ironic was it that he was the only one who could help her keep it all on track now?
PART THREE
Jasper Upshaw didn’t do anything wrong, yet he’s in jail facing fifteen to twenty years in prison. The accusation was attempted murder of a sheriff’s deputy, but the truth was very different from what they were saying. This was a vendetta that had nothing to do with Jasper, yet he was the one about to pay the price. The only thing standing between him and a lifetime behind bars is a beautiful, ambitious lawyer who is everything he’s been running from since he was a small child.
PART FOUR
Virgil Holt was the undersheriff for Sheldon County when its sheriff, Jacob Hayes, was revealed to be corrupt. Upon Hayes’s arrest, Virgil was forced to take over a department that was divided in its loyalties, half the deputies still committed to the corruption Hayes had poisoned them with. With Finley McHale, Hayes’s right-hand man, campaigning against Virgil for the position of sheriff, those divided loyalties have grown stronger and more dangerous. To this end, he’s brought in someone he can trust to protect the innocent men and women of Black Dog Security, to keep them from being harassed any further by McHale and his minions. A local murder and rumors of mobsters taking over a local strip club complicate things in ways Virgil couldn’t have predicted.
PART FIVE
Mabel “Maybe” Dulaney is stuck in Miami with the hottest guy she’s ever met, but a guy who can barely stand to be in the same room with her. They bicker constantly, fighting over things as simple as a box of Twinkies. Why can’t he let her have a drink, let her dance once in a while? Why does he have to keep such a tight leash on her? Yeah, some mobster who had a thing for her aunt is hunting her down, but what did that matter? She can handle herself. Until she can’t. When danger comes, it’s Eric who saves her. But was he only doing it because it was his job? Or was he lying to them both? If he didn’t care about her, why was his next instinct to pretend she was his wife?
Genre: Romance
Gretchen Sinclair is on the run from a man she refuses to name, moving from place to place so quickly that she has no chance to put down roots. But when she moves in next door to Shane Camper, she’s immediately drawn to his cowboy style and his gentleman’s ways. She sets down the rules, explains that he can’t ask her any questions, but is still caught off guard by how quickly he sweeps her off her feet. She should move on, should have left the moment she realized Shane was different from anyone she’d ever known before, but she’d waited too long and her past had caught up to her. Will Shane buy into her lies and walk away, or will he be the one thing she’s never had, a white knight in shining armor, the only person who can save her from her worst enemy: herself?
PART TWO
Edie Watson fought and scratched her way to the top in six very short years. As senior director of operations for a major food manufacturer, she had everything she’d set out at eighteen to achieve. No one could call her the prisoner’s daughter now. But when an assignment brings her right back to where it all started, the last thing she expected was to end up in the company of the man who shattered her heart eight years ago. She would have thrown it all away back then just to be with Cohen. How ironic was it that he was the only one who could help her keep it all on track now?
PART THREE
Jasper Upshaw didn’t do anything wrong, yet he’s in jail facing fifteen to twenty years in prison. The accusation was attempted murder of a sheriff’s deputy, but the truth was very different from what they were saying. This was a vendetta that had nothing to do with Jasper, yet he was the one about to pay the price. The only thing standing between him and a lifetime behind bars is a beautiful, ambitious lawyer who is everything he’s been running from since he was a small child.
PART FOUR
Virgil Holt was the undersheriff for Sheldon County when its sheriff, Jacob Hayes, was revealed to be corrupt. Upon Hayes’s arrest, Virgil was forced to take over a department that was divided in its loyalties, half the deputies still committed to the corruption Hayes had poisoned them with. With Finley McHale, Hayes’s right-hand man, campaigning against Virgil for the position of sheriff, those divided loyalties have grown stronger and more dangerous. To this end, he’s brought in someone he can trust to protect the innocent men and women of Black Dog Security, to keep them from being harassed any further by McHale and his minions. A local murder and rumors of mobsters taking over a local strip club complicate things in ways Virgil couldn’t have predicted.
PART FIVE
Mabel “Maybe” Dulaney is stuck in Miami with the hottest guy she’s ever met, but a guy who can barely stand to be in the same room with her. They bicker constantly, fighting over things as simple as a box of Twinkies. Why can’t he let her have a drink, let her dance once in a while? Why does he have to keep such a tight leash on her? Yeah, some mobster who had a thing for her aunt is hunting her down, but what did that matter? She can handle herself. Until she can’t. When danger comes, it’s Eric who saves her. But was he only doing it because it was his job? Or was he lying to them both? If he didn’t care about her, why was his next instinct to pretend she was his wife?
Genre: Romance
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