Tawny Justice - McKenzie, Misha
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She was his. From the moment he first saw her, he'd known he had to have her. And he'd kill anyone who stood in the way of his prize. Kaia would do whatever it took to protect her home from poachers. It still outraged her that the one who had shot and killed her brother had gone unpunished. As mountain lion shifters, Lost Creek State Park had been their sanctuary-a place they could run and be free. But not if lawless men with guns lurked in its shadows. Mac has tried his damnedest to look out for his best friend's sister since his tragic death. But she hasn't made it easy. Nothing he says as a…mehr

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She was his. From the moment he first saw her, he'd known he had to have her. And he'd kill anyone who stood in the way of his prize. Kaia would do whatever it took to protect her home from poachers. It still outraged her that the one who had shot and killed her brother had gone unpunished. As mountain lion shifters, Lost Creek State Park had been their sanctuary-a place they could run and be free. But not if lawless men with guns lurked in its shadows. Mac has tried his damnedest to look out for his best friend's sister since his tragic death. But she hasn't made it easy. Nothing he says as a friend, or as the sheriff, will dissuade her from taking matters into her own hands. When trouble comes, and the law can't contain it, Mac realizes that unconventional methods may be the only way to save them all.
Autorenporträt
Misha McKenzie grew up in a small town in Michigan. After high school she earned an Associate's Degree in Business, married her high-school boyfriend, and had two amazing boys. Eventually, she landed a job as an office manager at a construction company. It was while working there that the Marquands and The Magic of the Heart Series was born. She's gone on to write several more paranormal series and a few standalone books. The writing bug may have bit late, but it hasn't eased up in the least.