Marie-Nicole Ryan

Hunted (Hill Country Lawmen, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Two bodies and counting… A mob hit man on the loose…

Los Marcos County Sheriff Vincent Tate stands for law and order. Always has. Absolutely nothing deters him from this mission. Not even his cheating wife who ran away with one of the bank VPs. More and more, he's drawn to his old love, sexy-as-sin pharmacist Abby Fields who's come back to Kenton Valley to run her late father's drug store. But he's not free.

Inevitably, they are pulled together the same day an intruder breaks into Abby's home and two bodies are discovered on Vince's ranch, complicating and threatening everything. With their lives and his job on the line, he'll do whatever it takes to find the killer and win Abby's heart for once and for all.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ryandale Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Mai 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781533771421
• Artikelnr.: 45003215

Autorenporträt

Marie-Nicole Ryan was born in a small western Kentucky town, but after college and marriage, she said "Good bye" to small town life. After spending three years as an army wife, she landed in Nashville, TN, where she spent several decades working as an R.N. and case manager. Finally in 2002, she achieved her dream of becoming a published author. She loves all lawmen and detectives and writes erotic historical western romance and contemporary romantic suspense. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, won a 2008 EPPIE for erotic romantic suspense. One of her early books, SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, won the Golden Wings award from the publisher for excellence in romantic suspense. In addition, her mystery/suspense novel, ONE TOO MANY, was a 2009 EPPIE Finalist. She's a formerly active member of RWA® and Music City Romance Writers. Recently, she returned to her old hometown in western Kentucky. When she's not slaving away at her current work in progress, you might find her walking her dog Kelsea, a sheltie rescue, or at the Y. But you won't ever find her in an airplane. No, not ever.