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A prodigal Colton comes home...
...to the shock of his life!
Grieving the loss of his late wife, Dallas Colton rarely lets his guard down. The one time he indulges in a wild night of passion, it yields unexpected results. Seven months later, Dallas finds himself expecting twins with prosecutor Avery Logan—and working to protect Avery from criminals who want her dead. But when long-buried secrets rise from the grave, their growing family is soon under siege.
CARLA CASSIDY is an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author who has written more than 120 novels for Harlequin. In 1995, she won Best Silhouette Romance from RT Book Reviews for Anything for Danny. In 1998, she won a Career Achievement Award for Best Innovative Series from RT Book Reviews. Carla believes the only thing better than curling up with a good book to read is sitting down at the computer with a good story to write.
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Colton 911: Target in Jeopardy
Carla Cassidy
ISBN: 978-1-474-09434-4
COLTON 911: TARGET IN JEOPARDY
© 2019 Carla Cassidy
Published in Great Britain 2019
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Avery drove as fast as possible toward Dallas’s cabin.
She had no idea if the truck that had followed her, that had attacked her, would turn around and come after her or not. She grabbed her cell phone out of her purse but was too busy frantically driving to make a call.
Fear still clawed at her throat as her eyes shot to her rearview mirror over and over again. She didn’t see anyone following her yet, but she feared the truck would suddenly appear right behind her once again.
She finally pulled up in front of Dallas’s cabin and pulled to a halt next to his truck. Safety.
