Two for the road

by Mary Anne Wilson

Sister, Sister: Two halves of a whole, two parts of a soul. - DOUBLE TROUBLE - Ali Sullivan would do anything for her sister! But she knew one 'simple' weekend with Jackson Graham would be anything but...The gruffly handsome detective was supposed to keep her alive, though if he learned who she really was, maybe she would be better off dead. Jack had better things to do than baby-sit some mobster's mistress until she could testify. He despised women like her, but when he met Miss Sullivan, he knew he was in trouble. He'd expected her to be beautiful and tough, but her stunning green eyes were filled with innocence and vulnerability --a lethal combination as far as his heart was concerned.

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