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    Underground Warrior

    By Evelyn Vaughn

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    "He's your enemy."

    Those three words echo in Sibyl Daine's mind. Trace Beaudry's fathera member of a powerful secret society, the Comitatusis responsible for imprisoning her for a crime she didn't commit. She's a hacker, not some thug. She doesn't know where Trace's true loyalties lie, but she soon finds the line between love and hate blurring .

    Trace Beaudry is finished paying for his father's sins. But he intends to find answers about the sword he's uncovereda weapon tied to the Comitatus. All he knows is that he is painfully attracted to sexy Sibyl. Can he get close enough to keep her safeor will the secrets of the sword kill them both?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Romantic Suspense
    Release dateJan 1, 2011
    ISBN9781426879654
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    Evelyn Vaughn

    Evelyn began writing stories as soon as she was able to hold a fat pencil and spell out words. She's been at it ever since. Fourth in a family of five children, Evelyn has lived in Virginia, Illinois, Arizona, Louisiana and finally Texas. She currently lives in Texas with her 17-year-old, one-eyed cat and her sweet-tempered cocker spaniel. She recently bought a house with a great yard, largely for the cocker spaniel, but she loves it, too. In her alternate life, she teaches writing and literature at Tarrant County College in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.

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    • 4/5
      Like the last Blade Keepers novel, really enjoyable. Vaughn really knows how to make fun, quirky characters. Sybil was cute as a female version of one of The Lone Gunmen and Trace was adorably sexy. I was dubious about this couple at first, but in the end I immensely enjoyed them together. Plus, I've never read a romance that features cage fighting, so bonus points for that.