The Seal's Secret Child
1st Edition
Published on 1. March 2017
224 pages
978-1-4740-6456-9 (ISBN)
Description
SHIELDING HIS FAMILY
Defending an accused kidnapper could get attorney Josie Bishop killed-but facing the father of her child for the first time in seven years could destroy her heart. Yet when her ex-fiance, former SEAL Edward "Blade" Harding, shows up at her door ready to offer his protection, she can't deny him. Nor can she deny him the chance to know their son. When shots are fired at Josie's home and a brick is thrown through her window on which a scrawled note says "Drop the case or pay the price," Blade is more determined than ever to protect his newfound family at all costs. But can he overcome his past mistakes in order to make sure they survive their present...and possibly have a future together?
Navy SEAL Defenders: Bound by honor and dedicated to protection.
Defending an accused kidnapper could get attorney Josie Bishop killed-but facing the father of her child for the first time in seven years could destroy her heart. Yet when her ex-fiance, former SEAL Edward "Blade" Harding, shows up at her door ready to offer his protection, she can't deny him. Nor can she deny him the chance to know their son. When shots are fired at Josie's home and a brick is thrown through her window on which a scrawled note says "Drop the case or pay the price," Blade is more determined than ever to protect his newfound family at all costs. But can he overcome his past mistakes in order to make sure they survive their present...and possibly have a future together?
Navy SEAL Defenders: Bound by honor and dedicated to protection.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,40 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4740-6456-9 (9781474064569)
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Elisabeth was raised as one of four sisters in the idyllic Welsh border town of Hay-on-Wye, where her father was the parish Vicar. She developed a love of romantic literature as a young girl and often dreamed of becoming a writer. After a very unfulfilling career in information technology, Elisabeth began to write for Harlequin Mills and Boon, and now writes full time from her home in West Wales. For more information visit www.elisabethrees.com
