Critical Exposure
1st Edition
Published on 27. January 2014
224 pages
978-1-4720-3332-1 (ISBN)
Description
NOTHING COULD BE WORSE...OR SO SINGLE MOTHER ECHO SLOANE THOUGHT
Her brother had disappeared after a security breach and the detective assigned to help her find him assumed him guilty. But the flinty-eyed Rand McClellan was her only hope...especially when her baby was kidnapped and the ransom demanded was her missing brother.
Rand made a living on evidence, not emotion, but he couldn't stop the sympathy he felt for Echo. Or the attraction. The brave, fierce woman fought hard to find the family she loved. But Rand had a bad feeling. And for the first time he hoped his hunch was wrong....
Her brother had disappeared after a security breach and the detective assigned to help her find him assumed him guilty. But the flinty-eyed Rand McClellan was her only hope...especially when her baby was kidnapped and the ransom demanded was her missing brother.
Rand made a living on evidence, not emotion, but he couldn't stop the sympathy he felt for Echo. Or the attraction. The brave, fierce woman fought hard to find the family she loved. But Rand had a bad feeling. And for the first time he hoped his hunch was wrong....
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Series
Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,42 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-3332-1 (9781472033321)
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Person
Ever since she was a little girl making her own books out of construction paper, Ann Voss Peterson wanted to write. So when it came time to choose a major at the University of Wisconsin, creative writing was her only choice. Of course, writing wasn't a practical choice-one needs to earn a living. So Ann found jobs ranging from proofreading legal transcripts, to working with Quarter Horses, to washing windows. But no matter how she earned her paycheck, she continued to write the type of stories that captured her heart and imagination-romantic suspense. Ann lives near Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband, her toddler son, her border collie and her Quarter Horse mare.
