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    Her Kind of Hero

    By Carol Steward

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    A SINGLE DAD, A SON A FAMILY?

    Calli Giovanni wanted nothing to do with romanceor the law. But persistent policeman Luke Northrup wouldn't give up.

    His warm smile and tender embrace chased the shadows from her heart and brought peace to her troubled soul. In Luke's happy home, she found herself part of a loving family as the dedicated single dad showed Calli how bright her future could be.

    For years, Calli had struggled, seeking justice for her brother's senseless murder. A daring, secret quest that had put her at odds with the law. But did she have the courage to put away the past? And to surrender her secrets to Luke and to love?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459257771
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