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When high school teacher Sara Hansen
witnesses a drive-by shooting, the Detroit police advise
her to leave town for
awhile. She goes to her brother’s Sugar Island home
off Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, but finds no refuge.
She’s dropped by a rifle shot as she enjoys a snowy
morning stroll. Her brother and sister-in-law are out of
town at the time.
Daniel Leeds, a former Detroit homicide detective who has
resigned in disillusionment, hears the shot from his cabin
on the next property and finds Sara bleeding in the snow.
He takes her home and cares for her until help arrives.
He follows the ambulance to the hospital where he keeps
vigil.
An idealistic educator and a dispirited ex-law enforcement
officer. Can he keep her safe while solving the mystery?
Can she make him see she’s a grown woman and can
take care of herself? Come to the snowy Upper Peninsula
with us and watch it all unfold.
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Jessie Bluefeather Holgrave is thrilled
when her best friend Ellen gives birth to an adorable baby
girl. She'd love to find a great man like Ellen's husband,
Mike, and settle down but the past has taught her to be
wary of men--especially men in uniform.
So when Mike arrives at the hospital with flowers and a new co-worker in tow,
Jessie decides she's not interested. However, Marsh Abbott, a Texas Ranger, is
blond and blue-eyed, and Jessie can almost picture him in the role of husband,
in spite of her fears.
Marsh is immediately struck by the raven-haired beauty before him. He'd like
to get to know her, but she doesn't seem interested. Yet he is both patient and
persistent. Marsh wants to prove that he's worthy of her, even though he is a
lawman.
When his job takes him away and into danger, Jessie is both surprised and frightened
by the depth of her feelings. Will Marsh be able to prove himself to her before
she closes him out forever?
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Dawn Miller's youthful marriage couldn't
withstand the tragedy of losing her toddler daughter
to illness. Her husband sought solace elsewhere, forever
destroying her dreams. Now Dawn is on her own, with a
new job in a new town. Rooming with her younger sister,
she's landed the position of assistant to Ivan the Terrible.
Matt Ivans is short-tempered and caustic. His sole focus is his job and the emotional
females around him are a puzzle he doesn't care to solve. A former Army helicopter
pilot, he harbors a secret sense of guilt for the death of a female crewmember
in a crash landing. If only Sergeant Smith had been home with her children she
would still be alive.
Dawn is determined to make it on her own. Matt believes women need to be protected.
Though their opposing philosophies drive them in opposite directions, the chemistry
between them draws them relentlessly closer.
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Megan Stallings has hit the road to
escape the heartbreak one man brought into her life,
only to land in the arms of another.
Blue-eyed rancher Chad Winslow has a penchant for rescuing
damsels in distress, especially spunky, independent ones
with big brown eyes.
Megan's stranded by the roadside when Chad rides to the
rescue. He's immediately smitten, but Megan has more important
things to worry about. Chad takes her to his family's truck
stop, where his parents welcome her like a long-lost daughter.
As the truck stop diner's newest waitress, Megan settles
in nicely, only to find herself more attracted to her irrepressible
savior with each passing day. Just as she's about to give
in to her heart's urging, fate steps in with today's blue
plate special--heartbreak topped with a heavy dollop of
deceit. Chad is married!
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Cheri's Bookshelf
Inspirational-anything by
• Carla Rossi
• Kathy Marie Hake
Classic Romance-anything by
• LaVyrle Spencer
Cozy Mystery
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Suzanne Hurley’s Chances and Shades of Envy
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Dorothy Bodoin’s A Time of Storms and Another Part
of the Forest
Mystery/Suspense
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Teri Thackston’s To The Rescue and Deadly Climb
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Colleen Thompson’s Bone Lake and Deadlier Than the
Male
Hot & Spicy
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PJ Mellor’s Pleasure Beach and Island Night
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Robin Badillo’s Journey of the Damned: Retribution
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