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    Hiding His Witness

    By C.J. Miller

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    Detective Reilly Truman has dealt with frightened witnesses before, but his gut tells him Carey Smith is on the run. And whoever she's running from terrifies her far more than any serial killer. Carey trusts no one. But Reilly is determined to protect the vulnerable beauty despite her resistance.

    As they hide out together at his family's secluded ranch, there's no escaping the desire simmering between them. Carey knows better than to fall for her protector. For Carey, falling in love is more terrifying than her peril. Because to get his revenge her vicious pursuer will kill anyone she cares about .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Romantic Suspense
    Release dateSep 1, 2012
    ISBN9781459238473
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    Hiding His Witness
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    C.J. Miller

    C.J. Miller lives in Maryland. Join C.J.'s mailing list on her website at cj-miller.com for news about upcoming books.

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