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    Nighthawk

    By Rachel Lee

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    Conard County

    "Conard County is a wonderful place to visit."
    New York Times Bestselling Author Heather Graham Pozzessere

    HE WAS HER ONLY HOPE

    Esther Jackson needed Craig Nighthawk's protection. The father she'd helped put away for murder was now seeking her out, so against her reclusive nature, she welcomed the darkly handsome Nighthawk into her home, hoping he could keep her safe.

    SHE WAS HIS ONLY PEACE

    Craig knew all about fear and isolation After all, he was still being tried and convicted by the people of Conard County for a crime he hadn't committed. All he wanted was to be left alone. Until he met Esther, and discovered in her loving arms a peace he would safeguard at any cost .

    Conard County. Where the Wyoming sky spreads bold and blue above men and women who draw their strength from the land and from the bonds of the love they share.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459272231
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    Rachel Lee

    Rachel Lee was hooked on writing by the age of twelve and has lived all over the United States. This New York Times bestselling author now resides in Florida and writes full-time. Research is one of her favorite things. Rachel loves her pets nearly as much as her four children. She has had both dogs and cats and is currently enjoying the antics of Jazz, her bloodhound. She also calls him her "Gentle Giant."

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    • 3/5
      Painter Esther Jackson moved to the back of beyond in Conrad County, Wyoming hoping that her abusive father would never find her. So far the most excitement she's found is the marauding sheep in her flower bed. But when the neighbor come's after his sheep, suddenly Esther is wondering what it would be like to fall in love.Hunting down his errant sheep, Craig Nighthawk didn't expect to discover a damsel in distress, but this trucker turned sheep rancher is finding his neighbor a bit more than he bargained for.As a romance it's pretty vanilla, but the sheep and the dogs are entertaining.
    • 3/5
      Second time of reading this and I was suprised that I enjoyed it so much more. Thanks to dogs and a flower eating sheep, two lonely people are drawn together as Esther's murderous father seeks her out, and Nighthawk moves in to help her.