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    Dangerously Close

    By Dee J. Adams

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    About this ebook

    Bad-boy rock star Seger Hughes hit rock bottom after a near-fatal tragedy at his concert. He hates how his life has spun out of control. After changing his appearance and his name, he transforms into a different man: Mel Summers. Now he just needs a place to hide out from rabid fans and paparazzi.

    An isolated cliffside mansion is perfect. Ashley Bristol, his only neighbor, is blindand her assistant is a classical music fan. They have no clue who he really is, but someone else does and she's waited her whole life to be with him.

    Struggling to find her way after an accident that took her sight, Ashley is determined not to feel anything. Yet she gets to know Mel and can't help falling for him. When her assistant mysteriously disappears, Ashley must rely on Mel more than ever. But then his past comes back to haunt them both, and just when they must pull together to avoid danger, betrayal and lies threaten to tear them apart

    106,000 words

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateApr 15, 2013
    ISBN9781426896064
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    Dee J. Adams

    Dee J. Adams is a writer, actor, and public speaker. She is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA, and RWA. She narrated most of her books in the Adrenaline Highs series for Audible.com.  You can find more at her website: http://deejadams.com/ and on FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/DeeJAdamsAuthor.     

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