Murder Most Strange

by Christine Smith

Stranger things had never happened Sara Brennan was a bodyguard, not a murderess. But Nicholas Kingsley was determined to prove she'd killed his aunt. How else could she have gotten the secret formula that by rights belonged to him? But when Nick moved into the family mansion, he began to have doubts. Sara wasn't a hardened criminal. She was a warm, totally desirable woman who wanted him as much as he wanted her. To believe that she was innocent seemed the only logical thing to do. But logic had nothing to do with it when Sara finally told him the truth....

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