When Liam O'shea found a young beauty on the side of the road, battered and incoherent, his razer sharp instincts- honed hy years of teaining as an undercover operative - warned she was in deep trouble. Honer demanded he offer his protection.
The only witness to an unspeakable murder she couldnt remember, Sara Regis was in horrible danger - her only hope of servival lies with Liam. Now,as as Liam and Sara join forces to locate a killer, would their sudden alliance withstand the secrets she'd kept to herself?
The only witness to an unspeakable murder she couldnt remember, Sara Regis was in horrible danger - her only hope of servival lies with Liam. Now,as as Liam and Sara join forces to locate a killer, would their sudden alliance withstand the secrets she'd kept to herself?
Cathe H. (Cathe) -
A MAN LIKE NO OTHER...
When Liam O'Shea found a young beauty on the side of the road, battered and incoherent, his razor-sharp instincts--honed by years of training as an undercover operative--warned she was in trouble. Honor demanded he offer his protection.
WITH AN IMPOSSIBLE MISSION!
The only witness to an unspeakable murder she couldn't remember, Sara Regis was in danger--with her only hope for survival in Liam's strong arms. Now, as Liam and Sara joined forces to locate a killer, would their sudden alliance withstand the secrets she'd kept locked inside?
When Liam O'Shea found a young beauty on the side of the road, battered and incoherent, his razor-sharp instincts--honed by years of training as an undercover operative--warned she was in trouble. Honor demanded he offer his protection.
WITH AN IMPOSSIBLE MISSION!
The only witness to an unspeakable murder she couldn't remember, Sara Regis was in danger--with her only hope for survival in Liam's strong arms. Now, as Liam and Sara joined forces to locate a killer, would their sudden alliance withstand the secrets she'd kept locked inside?
Kris G. (CaseyEmma) - , reviewed Sudden Alliance (Harlequin Intrigue, No 794) on + 286 more book reviews
pretty good story, okay ending.
