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    Now You See Me

    By Kris Fletcher

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    Café owner Lydia Brewster wants to shake things up. And J. T. Delaney, infamous legend of Comeback Cove, just might be the man she needs. With his wild reputation, who better to help a girl shake off a "poor widow" image she's too young to keep wearing? 

    Despite the rumors, J.T. doesn't seem quite the troublemaker Lyddie's heard about. He actually seems focused on businessthe subject they don't see eye to eye on. Really, all she wants is a fling. But after a few long, hot nights together, the most dangerous thing about J.T. is the unexpected way he makes her feel .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Superromance
    Release dateNov 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460321812
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    Kris Fletcher

    Kris Fletcher holds an M.S.in Child and Family Studies which she uses every day in her dual careers of raising children and writing fiction. Kris grew up in southern Ontario, went to school in Nova Scotia, married a man from Maine, and now lives in central New York. She shares her home (fondly known as Casa Chaos) with her husband, an ever-changing number of kids, and the occasional grand-hamster. Her greatest hope is that dust bunnies never develop intelligence.   

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