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Published in USA
Jan 2007
384 pages
Genre: Romantic Thrillers
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Nona Cinrad has been making it through "by the hardest." Each day is a struggle--to go on after her parents' sudden death, to win her rightful inheritance from her untrustworthy half-brother, and to raise her high-spirited younger sister. Hired to manage a fishing camp deep in the Arkansas woods, the strong-willed redhead is eager to settle down...until she clashes with two men.
"... the narrative builds to an edge-of-your-easy-chair thriller that romantic suspense junkies will not want to pass up." - PW.
"Tame romantic adventure with some laughable gangster dialogue and cliches galore, from the prolific Garlock." - Kirkus.
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Dorothy Garlock has more than 20 million books in print world-wide. A native Texan, she considers Clear Lake, Iowa her home since moving here with her husband, Herb Garlock Sr., in 1955. The mother of two and grandmother of three started her book-writing career in 1976 after working for 14 years as bookkeeper/columnist for the local newspaper. Always an avid reader and history buff, her success as a novelist came as a complete surprise to her.
Dorothy Garlock's books have been translated into 18 different languages and are published in 36 different countries. She receives mail from all over the world.
With more than 37 books still in print Dorothy Garlock's books have been consistently on the bestseller lists, including New York Times, USA Today, and Washington Post. She had received 21 ...
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