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    Operation: Texas

    By Roxanne Rustand

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    TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?

    Celia Remington is a single mom with a teenage daughter to keep safeand the family ranch to protect. So she can't believe her luck when Brady Coleman answers her ad for a hired hand. He's lean, fit and obviously not afraid of hard work.

    But Brady's no ordinary cowboy. He's a special agent who's determined to uncover the source of the escalating threats to Celia's ranch. He blames himself for the recent ambush of his fellow agents, so this mission is top priority. But as his feelings for Celia grow, will he be able to find justice and still keep her safe?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Special Releases
    Release dateJun 17, 2013
    ISBN9781459254190
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    Roxanne Rustand

    USA Today best-selling author Roxanne Rustand has written over thirty-five novels. She writes for Love Inspired and Love Inspired Suspense. She lives in the country, and her horses, rescue dogs and cats sometimes find their way into her books.www.roxannerustand.com www.facebook.com/roxanne.rustandwww.facebook.com/roxanne.rustand.authorbookbub.com/authors/roxanne-rustandTwitter @roxannerustandamazon.com/author/roxannerustand

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