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    The Masters Men Collection

    By Sandra S. Kerns

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    The Masters Men want to meet you and have put together the first 3 books and a novella to make it easier.

    The Masters brothers never back down. Drug lords, the mob, or guilty defendants, they can handle, but women? That’s different. The Masters Men are always willing to protect and serve. It’s their life. Just don’t ask them to get emotionally involved. Emotions make you weak. Caring dulls your edge. And tears? Let’s just not go there. Unfortunately, they’re about to meet women as resolute as they are to keeping their distance.

    Her Master Defender – Meet Major Dos Masters as he faces a fate worse than death; having to resign his commission. Before that combat boot falls, he meets his CO’s gorgeous but mule-headed daughter. He thought being captured by a crazy drug lord was hell. He’d never dealt with Copper Kerrigan. When his CO tells him he’s concerned about her safety, Dos can’t walk away. When did stubborn become so tempting?

    Her Master Detective – Detective Tres Masters made the marriage mistake as a rookie. He’d learned his lesson well. No more romance for him. When he meets Copper’s friend Izzy, he’s intrigued. She appears as anxious to avoid Copper’s matchmaking as he is. Later that day he learns she’s been in an accident, only it wasn’t an accident. He can’t walk away from someone in danger, but does she have to be so damned desirable?

    Her Master of Hearts – Assistant District Attorney Ace Masters, oldest of the triplets, has had the hots for his brother’s partner Gina for years. Whenever he thinks things are getting too comfortable, he backs off. There’s only one problem, this time she’s the one backing off and playing it cool. Although he thinks she’s up to something, he’s determined to play along until he sees her with another man.

    Last Chance for Love – A Masters Men Christmas Novella – After meeting Gina’s aunt in Her Master of Hearts, you know she’s had enough of men. However, the partner of the Masters brothers’ deceased father and their close friend finds himself unable to walk away from her. They’ve both lost loved ones and he never thought he’d love again. Seeing Camille again has his heart racing. Can he convince her it’s worth the risk again or will an old adversary kill his last chance?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSandra S. Kerns
    Release dateNov 3, 2015
    ISBN9781310409295
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    Sandra S. Kerns

    Sandra writes romantic suspense. She enjoys speaking to writer's groups as well as libraries and reader groups. An award-winning author, she has no time to rest on her laurels. To keep her readers happy she tries to publish at least 4 novels each year and usually another Christmas novella at the end of the year. For inspiration she looks out at the Rocky Mountains from her back patio or watches the waves when she visits Cocoa Beach, Florida.

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