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    Whispers on the Wind

    By Brenda Jernigan

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    Blood on her hands. No one really understands Mary Costner, except her beloved gold-mining partner, one of the only men in Colorado’s Gregory Gulch who knows she is a woman--and who treats her like his daughter. But when Mary wakes up one night covered in blood--with no memory of why her partner is dead--she knows she looks guilty as sin. So she does the only thing she can. She runs . . .
    Desire in Her Heart. Fleeing in a raging blizzard, Mary is thrown from her horse and knocked unconscious. She is found by tough-as-nails U.S. Marshal Carter Monroe, whose gut tells him that this bedraggled blonde must be trying to escape from something or someone. When Mary finds herself in the home of a marshal, she can’t believe her luck. She’ll have to keep a tight rein on her secrets to keep Carter off guard--even as her body’s hunger for the lawman’s touch threatens to betray her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrenda Jernigan
    Release dateAug 16, 2012
    ISBN9781452432571
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    Whispers on the Wind
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    Brenda Jernigan

    Brenda Jernigan is a bestselling author. Her books have been nominated formany awards - Book Seller’s Best Award, The Maggie Award, and The HoltMedallion Award. Publisher’s Weekly said, “Brenda Jernigan writes Romance,Adventure and Magic”She grew up living the life of a tomboy – climbing trees, playing ball, and excluding starry-eyed romance from her daily repertoire. Brenda discovered the love of books while taking her son to Story Hour at the local library -- she was hooked. She set an ambitious goal and began work on her first novel. She continued to write six more novels in rapid succession. She figured having the same birthday as Ernest Hemingway couldn’t hurt.Her books have been printed in several languages and her last book “Southern Seduction” written under the name of Alexandria Scott was printed in Russian.

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