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Social Worker Cari Collins will protect Aimee at all costs, but can she trust Aimee's uncle, Linc Maitland, to help when she learns he’s wanted for murder?
Caresse "Cari" Collins, grew up in a home of on-going (daily) domestic violence. She spent her early years hiding from her father and protecting her younger sister. Her entire career has been spent working for Child Welfare in Willow Glen, OK. Lincoln "Linc" Maitland is the empathic twin brother of Lyssa Bradley. Every time Lyssa is beaten by her husband Linc feels the pain. He and Lyssa, though they are fraternal twins, have had an empathic bond all their lives.
P>Linc feels he must get his sister and his niece out of the abusive situation. When he discovers his sister in such a de | |  | | Michael; A Gift of Trust
Someone is stalking Attorney Michael Mainwaring. Is it police detective J. B. Anderson? Can she trust him, put her life in his hands? Michael isn’t sure.
J. B. is determined to protect his lady. And he’ll catch the person threatening her sanity -- and her life.
(The Willow Glen Series Book II)
| |  | | To Touch The Sky
Luke McLaughlin arrives in Oklahoma to take part in the Land Run of April 22, 1889. He hopes to start over and again own land, but must battles to survive when someone from his past works to destroy him and his dream
Sarah Grayson and her family also come for the land. She must fight against forces she can’t control to gain her dream of a home and family of her own.
To Touch The Sky
P>Luke’s deep voice rumbled like an avalanche, mercilessly threatening, silky smooth with fury. “You boys are a long way from home. I think you need to mosey on along and take care of your business, and leave the lady alone.”/P>
P>They whirled toward him, all three looking up at the same time to see the tall man smiling at them. Their hands automatically went to their guns./P>
P>He never looked away, his smile didn’t waver. Speaking so quietly they were unsure they heard him, he said, “Huh uh. I don’t think you want to do that.”/P>
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