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    Unexpected Outcome

    By Dawn Stewardson

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    A little secret

    Dana Morancy adores her father, so it isn't surprising that she followed in his career footsteps and joined the New York Police Department. But after four years on the job, she is involved in a "suicide by cop." Uncertain whether she'll ever be able to fire a gun again, she becomes a private investigator.

    Noah Haine works at a Manhattan import shop that's being sabotaged. He and Dana join forces and find the villainfind, too, that they've fallen in love.

    Dana and Noah are ready for happily ever after.

    But they may have to wait a while. In fact, they may have to wait forever.

    Because Dana's father has a little secret .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Superromance
    Release dateMay 15, 2012
    ISBN9781459243644
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    Unexpected Outcome
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    Dawn Stewardson

    Born on the Canadian prairie in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Dawn moved to Toronto to attend graduate school and stayed. She now lives on the shore of Lake Ontario, in a turn-of-the-century house built by a retired sea captain. She shares it with her husband, John, dogs Molly and Sam, a black cat named Satchmo, and an assortment of tropical fish. "I've always fantasized that the sea captain buried treasure in the backyard," she told us. However, the only things she's unearthed thus far have been bones the dogs buried. Dawn's first book for Harlequin was a 1987 Intrigue. Since then, she has regularly written for both Intrigue and Harlequin Superromance. She has also published nonfiction and shorter fiction. Before becoming a full-time writer, she taught English at a Toronto university and then worked in a quasi-government job - which drove her to seek escape in a writing career. Once or twice a year, she ventures back into the real world to teach a course on writing romance novels at Toronto's Ryerson Polytechnic University. Her exercise regime consists of a daily trip to the park with the dogs. Her favorite type of research involves travel - preferably to southern countries in midwinter. She invites readers to visit the superauthors.com web site that she shares with several other authors. Copies of many of her back titles are available from Amazon.com

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