Beyond Power
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If you dare venture beyond Disney's magic and Miami's high-rises, you'll find yourself in Florida's untamed wilderness...
Florida wildlife he can handle, but he's never come up against a woman quite like her before...
A bush pilot and officer for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Josh Tanner is one of the tough cops needed to manage the rugged areas of Florida. And the minute he finds Delilah Atwood deep in the woods without a good explanation, he knows something is very wrong...
Delilah barely escaped her ultra-fundamental militia family years ago. Now she's back to save her sixteen-year-old sister, and no government man is going to stop her. Josh isn't going to stand by and watch Delilah risk her life, but unless he can get her to a safe harbor, she may end up being the militia's next victim.
Praise for Connie Mann's thrilling romantic suspense novels:
"Enthralling suspense...an intriguing tale."-Long and Short Reviews for Beyond Risk
"Great suspense...a real page-turner."-Harlequin Junkie for Beyond Risk
"Charming, exciting, and thoughtful...a strong sense of place and thrilling action."-Publishers Weekly for Beyond Risk
"Nonstop action and heart-pounding excitement."-#1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber, for Angel Falls
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Connie Mann is a licensed boat captain and loves writing romantic suspense stories set in Florida's small towns and unspoiled wilderness. She is the author of Beyond Power and Beyond Risk in the Florida Wildlife Warriors series. She also wrote the Safe Harbor series, Angel Falls, and Trapped! After shivering through too many northern winters, this weather wimp has happily called warm, sunny Florida home for more than twenty years. When she's not dreaming up plotlines, you'll find "Captain Connie" on Central Florida's waterways, introducing boats full of schoolchildren to their first alligator. She is also passionate about helping women and children in developing countries break the poverty cycle and build a better future for themselves and their families. When they're not on the water, she and her husband can be found hanging out with their grown children and extended family or planning their next adventure.
