Dying for Love - Herron, Rita
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Everything she believes is a lie. Amelia Nettleton has struggled to overcome her childhood trauma and finally has a chance to lead a normal life--a life with a husband and a family. But a recurring nightmare haunts her: she dreams of a baby crying for its mother...a baby that may be hers, and was stolen from her. Six years ago, special agent John Strong woke up in a hospital with no memories--but with a strong feeling that he committed terrible acts. Now, driven to atone for a history he can't remember, he works with the FBI to locate missing children. When Amelia turns to John for help, an…mehr

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Everything she believes is a lie. Amelia Nettleton has struggled to overcome her childhood trauma and finally has a chance to lead a normal life--a life with a husband and a family. But a recurring nightmare haunts her: she dreams of a baby crying for its mother...a baby that may be hers, and was stolen from her. Six years ago, special agent John Strong woke up in a hospital with no memories--but with a strong feeling that he committed terrible acts. Now, driven to atone for a history he can't remember, he works with the FBI to locate missing children. When Amelia turns to John for help, an intoxicatingly familiar passion ignites between them. But the closer they get, the more secrets from their dark pasts come to light...secrets that someone will kill to keep them from discovering.
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Bestselling author Rita Herron has more than sixty romance novels to her name, including the popular and critically acclaimed Slaughter Creek titles. She is known for her dark, suspenseful style, and for setting a number of her works in small Southern towns. In 2011, she received the RT Book Reviews Career Achievement Award for her work in Series Romantic Suspense. A native of rural Georgia, a former teacher, and a mother and grandmother, she lives outside of Atlanta.