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    One True Thing

    By Marilyn Pappano

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    Ex-detective Jace Barnett's finely tuned instincts went into overdrive when he met his beautiful new neighbor with the fictitious past. His attempts to uncover her true identity met a dead end every time. She was a tantalizing mystery—one that spelled trouble for them both. It broke Cassidy McRae's heart to lie to the man who made her heart skip a beat from passion instead of fear. Something about Jace told her that he would protect her with his life—if she could only trust him enough to be honest. But though the truth could set her free, it might also get them both killed….
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateAug 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426873966
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    One True Thing
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    Marilyn Pappano

    Author of 80+ books, Marilyn Pappano has been married for thirty+ years to the best husband a writer could have. She's written more than 80 books and has won the RITA and many other awards. She blogs at www.the-twisted-sisters.com and can be found at www.marilyn-pappano.com. She and her husband live in Oklahoma with five rough-and-tumble dogs.

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    • 3/5
      Would be good but waaaay too long on the set up of the story. Over half the book read and I am still waiting for the punchline and some chemistry.