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A cowboy protector from her past...
A McKade Law novel
Working her first case as deputy sheriff with her ex-boyfriend, Detective Cord Goodwin, Kendall McKade is determined to track the kidnappers—even if it makes her a target. Desperate to find the abducted victim, his aunt, Cord must keep Kendall safe…while also caring for his recently orphaned nephew. Teaming up threatens to rekindle Cord and Kendall’s relationship, but first they must solve a life-threatening mystery.
SUSAN SLEEMAN is a bestselling author of inspirational and clean-read romantic suspense books and mysteries. She received an RT Reviewers’ Choice Best Book Award for Thread of Suspicion. No Way Out and The Christmas Witness were finalists for the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence. She’s had the pleasure of living in nine states and currently lives in Oregon. To learn more about Susan, visit her website at susansleeman.com.
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Taken in Texas
Susan Sleeman
ISBN: 978-1-474-09490-0
TAKEN IN TEXAS
© 2019 Susan Sleeman
Published in Great Britain 2019
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“Is there anything else I should know?” Kendall asked.
Cord shook his head. “At least not that I know of.”
She sat down. “Are you familiar enough with Eve’s belongings that you’d know if anything was missing?”
“You thinking a burglary gone wrong?”
“No. That wouldn’t explain why Eve is missing.”
Unless…
She didn’t say the word, but her expression declared, “Unless the intruder hurt Eve and got rid of her body, then felt free to search the house because he knew she wasn’t coming home.”
It took a callous person to hurt an older woman and then invade her home. Callous and dangerous, making it even more likely that the creep could come after Kendall, meaning Cord would now have a second job in Lost Creek.
Sure, he needed to find his aunt as much as he needed to breathe, but in addition to that, he would be watching Kendall’s back. Even if she balked at his every move.
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