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    On the List

    By Patricia Rosemoor

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    ONLY ONE MAN COULD KEEP HER SAFE

    Agent Renata Fox always trusted her instincts when it came to the lawand men. She knew the Feds had accused the wrong person of being the cold-blooded Chicago Sniper, but her persistence somehow landed her on the real killer's list. Someone wanted to silence herfor goodand the only man she could turn to was mysterious stranger Gabriel Connor, who had his own undercover team tracking down the sniper. Deep in her soul, she knew she could trust Gabe with her life, but could she trust him to protect her heart?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Intrigue
    Release dateFeb 15, 2012
    ISBN9781459232341
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    Patricia Rosemoor

    With 95 novels and more than seven million books in print, Patricia Rosemoor combines love and danger to write heart-fluttering, pulse-pounding novels. She's won a Golden Heart from Romance Writers of America, two Reviewers Choice Awards for her Intrigues and two Career Achievement Awards from RT BOOKreviews. In her other life, she teaches Popular Fiction and Suspense-Thriller Writing, credit courses at Columbia College Chicago.

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