Perfect strangers

by Pat Warren

SHE TRUSTED HIM WITH HER LIFE Susan Michaels's tranquil solitude was shattered when she discovered a wounded stranger in the woods behind her cabin. Jay Tyson needed medical help fast but he had two bloodthirsty gunmen in hot pursuit and couldn't risk blowing his cover. Susan became a reluctant accomplice in Jay's web of intrigue. He was hard as flint and alarmingly dangerous ... exactly the kind of man Susan was determined to avoid --- until she tasted the passion that raged behind Jay's stormy amber eyes. Was there any truth to his stories of drug smuggling in Susan's sleepy town? Would he walk away as suddenly as he'd entered her world? Would either of them live long enough to find out?

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