Elizabeth X. (brexcrafts) reviewed Chase's Promise (McClouds of Montana, Bk 3) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1791) on + 28 more book reviews
After three years in jail forf a crime he didn't commit, bounty hunter Chase McCloud made one vow: to steer clear of the Harpers, who'd tried and convicted him long before a jury ever did. Then beautiful Raine Harper camee along with an offer he should have refused: help her find her missing twin brother. If Chase could find him, there was a chance he could clear his own name.
So Chase agreed. But he promised himself that once this was all over he would stay away from anyone with the last name of Harper-starting with Raine.
Of course, there wwas always the possibility that she could change her last name....................
This review was taken from the back of the book
So Chase agreed. But he promised himself that once this was all over he would stay away from anyone with the last name of Harper-starting with Raine.
Of course, there wwas always the possibility that she could change her last name....................
This review was taken from the back of the book
Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed Chase's Promise (McClouds of Montana, Bk 3) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1791) on + 3389 more book reviews
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After three years in jail for a crime he didn't commit, bounty hunter Chase McCloud made one vow: to steer clear of the Harpers, who'd tried and convicted him long before a jury ever did. Then beautiful Raine Harper came along with an offer he should have refused: help her find her missing twin brother. If Chase could find him, there was a chance he could clear his own name.
So Chase agreed. But he promised himself that once this was all over he would stay away from anyone with the last name of Harper--starting with Raine.
Of course, there was always the possibility that she could change her last name.
After three years in jail for a crime he didn't commit, bounty hunter Chase McCloud made one vow: to steer clear of the Harpers, who'd tried and convicted him long before a jury ever did. Then beautiful Raine Harper came along with an offer he should have refused: help her find her missing twin brother. If Chase could find him, there was a chance he could clear his own name.
So Chase agreed. But he promised himself that once this was all over he would stay away from anyone with the last name of Harper--starting with Raine.
Of course, there was always the possibility that she could change her last name.
