Watching Over Her - Black, Ronica
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All Riley Robinson wants is peace and serenity. She can't wait to spend the winter at her new cabin in snowy, remote Northern Arizona. On the way Riley meets Zoe Mitchell, a secretive woman whose barely hidden vulnerability captures her curiosity and sparks her interest. Zoe was doing just fine until without warning she becomes the focus of a stalker. With no idea who is following her and desperate to shrug off the sense of being watched, Zoe takes off to her grandfather's old cabin. Unfortunately, the cabin hasn't been used in years, and the snowstorm of the century is moving in. Zoe has no…mehr

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All Riley Robinson wants is peace and serenity. She can't wait to spend the winter at her new cabin in snowy, remote Northern Arizona. On the way Riley meets Zoe Mitchell, a secretive woman whose barely hidden vulnerability captures her curiosity and sparks her interest. Zoe was doing just fine until without warning she becomes the focus of a stalker. With no idea who is following her and desperate to shrug off the sense of being watched, Zoe takes off to her grandfather's old cabin. Unfortunately, the cabin hasn't been used in years, and the snowstorm of the century is moving in. Zoe has no intention of taking chances with a beautiful woman she's just met, but she can't turn down Riley's offer of help and a warm place to take refuge. As they face the storm and the looming threat of a stalker, Riley and Zoey just might find love in the most unexpected of places.
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Ronica Black spends her free time writing works that move her, with the hope that they will move others as well. Each step she takes in life is a journey meant to be experienced. Whether it be a smooth step paved with green grass, or a rocky one marred with boulders. She keeps stepping, keeps writing, and keeps believing that women are far stronger than they think they are.