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    Veiled Visions of Love

    By Betty Bolte

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    His search for a home led him straight to her heart.

    Psychic Beth Golden longs to live the life of a heroine in a suspense novel but knows she’ll die of boredom working in the bookstore in the small town of Roseville. Until a pilot rolls into town on his motorcycle with a secret mission. When he introduces her to a whole new wor

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBetty Bolte
    Release dateAug 27, 2018
    ISBN9780998162584
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    Veiled Visions of Love
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    Betty Bolte

    Award-winning author Betty Bolté writes accurately researched American historical fiction with heart and supernatural romance novels. Published in essays and articles as well as nonfiction books, she enjoys crafting entertaining and informative fiction. She earned a Master's Degree in English in 2008 and has judged numerous writing contests.

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      Be careful what you wish for! Beth Golden has a great life. Family and friends who love her, a job she enjoys, she is beautiful and healthy. Yet she dreams of more excitement, maybe even some danger.Beth is a woman who can achieve any goal if she puts her mind to it.Pilot Mitch Sawyer grew up a military brat, moving more times than he can remember and working his way up to the top ranks through fifteen years of his own military service. He is ready for something "normal" and less dangerous. One more important assignment and he plans to settle down.This is a mismatched love story with dangerous and surprising results.Beth seems like the good girl next door, and I really wanted to like her, when I didn't want to slap her. She just doesn't appreciate everything she has going for her. For the most part she is intelligent. She just has some blind spots in chasing her dreams.I really like her and Mitch as a couple, but each has their own reasons for not leaping into a relationship. Even when you think the way is cleared, her secret could be a deal breaker!This clean adventure romance is nicely paced. The action moves forward and kept building my curiosity. I liked the secondary characters too. Sweet and romantic, not too simple.