The Bodyguard
1st Edition
Published on 28. February 2014
224 pages
978-1-4720-6504-9 (ISBN)
Description
Broad shouldered and impressive: Everything a bodyguard should be-and more!
J. T. McKennon was all a man was supposed to be. Loyal, strong, responsible and determined-not to mention the way he could kiss. As a bodyguard he was the ultimate protector. But as far as Frankie-don't call me Francine-Forrest was concerned, he was nothing but trouble.
With her bad-seed brother-in-law dead, her sister's kidnappers expecting a hefty ransom and the FBI investigating her, Frankie had to rely on McKennon's expertise to root out the abductors, his strength to keep her safe. But protected in his embrace, was her heart in the gravest danger...?
Elk River, Colorado
Where men still stand tall-and know how to treat a woman.
J. T. McKennon was all a man was supposed to be. Loyal, strong, responsible and determined-not to mention the way he could kiss. As a bodyguard he was the ultimate protector. But as far as Frankie-don't call me Francine-Forrest was concerned, he was nothing but trouble.
With her bad-seed brother-in-law dead, her sister's kidnappers expecting a hefty ransom and the FBI investigating her, Frankie had to rely on McKennon's expertise to root out the abductors, his strength to keep her safe. But protected in his embrace, was her heart in the gravest danger...?
Elk River, Colorado
Where men still stand tall-and know how to treat a woman.
More details
Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,62 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-6504-9 (9781472065049)
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SHERYL LYNN lives in a pine forest atop a hill in Colorado. When not writing, she amuses herself by embarrassing her two teenagers, walking her dogs in a nearby park and feeding peanuts to the dozens of Steller's jays, scrub jays, blue jays and squirrels who live in her backyard. Her best ideas come from the newspapers, although she admits that a lot of what she reads is way too weird for fiction.
