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Seth Whitman is a small-town cop and he’s seeking revenge against the Slaughter brothers (who are twins) for his brother’s murder. The Slaughters served time on a lesser charge, it was said that it was a drunk driving accident, but Seth believes that his brother was deliberately run off the road resulting in his death. While tracking the Slaughter brothers in the mountains, Seth comes upon three young boys bound with duct tape who witnessed something that they shouldn’t have seen.

Rainey Chapman is responsible for the three troubled boys who ran off from Big Cedar Camp unbeknownst to her to explore the caves. When Seth runs into Rainey on the mountain, he lets her know the boys are safe, but now they must hide out somewhere safe so the Slaughters cannot get to the boys. They head to Rainey’s grandmother’s secluded mountaintop home while Seth plans his next move. Along the way, Seth and Rainey develop feelings for each other.

This was such an enjoyable read. It had suspense and romance and a great cast of characters. I really liked the three troubled young boys that were in Rainey’s care, and they played a big part in the story. I liked how the boys grew more responsible throughout the story, and how Seth, Rainey and her grandmother proved to be a good influence on them. Rainey’s grandmother was a lot of fun. The setting was great in the Winding Stair Mountains of Oklahoma. I really enjoyed the scenes that took place in the mountains and caves. Overall, a very entertaining story.
 
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PaulaLT | Jun 9, 2021 |
I really enjoyed this romance plus a lot about a special needs child. I voluntarily chose to review this and I've given it a 5* rating. This story swept me into it and before I knew it, I had a hard time putting it down. There are lots of points of interest and I kind of hated that it ended. It left me wanting to know more. Not sure this is for the under 18 group.
 
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NancyLuebke | otra reseña | Apr 24, 2019 |
Danni is driven the be the best OB/GYN at the expense of her love life, So her housekeeper and a friend decide to give her a makeover, and then she attacts a very HOT fireman. Can she withstand the heat for true love?
 
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nancynova | Jan 10, 2017 |
rabck from bookstogive 9/10; Annie comes back to her hometown when her stepmother passes away, intending to just sell everything. But she learns that some people in the town have secrets - her mother was likely murdered, not accidentally killed, when she was 5. Her stepmother was blackmailing the murderer. And her high school love is now divorced with five kids, and still loves her.
 
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nancynova | Mar 18, 2014 |
I really enjoyed the characters in this book, as well as the story.
 
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Camethyste | Dec 28, 2008 |
The murder/corruption plot was overly detailed, there were heaps of side characters that were hard to keep track of, and a lot of loose ends.
 
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francescadefreitas | Mar 29, 2008 |
There was no significant conflict in this book, and it was overly long. The child of the title was pretty much the same cute, temper tantrum throwing, needing love and a firm hand moppet that I've often read about, the fact that she is mentally handicapped used to prop up stale character building.
 
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francescadefreitas | otra reseña | Mar 28, 2008 |
Nathan Biddle's pregnant wife disappeared 3 years ago. Now her body has been discovered, and Nathan is the prime suspect.

Reporter Jamie Evans is covering the story. The more she discovers about Nathan, the more she knows this handsome man is innocent.

As Jamie & Nathan work together to reveal old lies and betrayals, they discover unexpected truths about themselves...and each other.
 
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CLDunn | Sep 13, 2007 |
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