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    Property Of

    By C.P. Smith

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    WARNING: Author believes in soul mates and insta-love, proceed with caution if you're not a romantic at heart. 

    “Life imitates art far more than art imitates Life.” ― Oscar Wilde 


    Author Nicola Royse dreamed of Scottish Highlanders as a teen then wrote about them as an adult. Always looking but never finding her own White Knight, she still held out hope that he would one day ride up on his trusty steed. He rode up all right, on a silver Harley with heat in his eyes and a detective's badge on his hip while she and her friends plotted her first contemporary romantic suspense. Of course, life couldn't' imitate art without a killer on the loose, one that had Nicola and her friends in his sights. 

    Detective Dallas Vaughn dedicated his life to catching killers. Then one day he bumped into the girl-next-door, and all that changed. Now he's her White Knight fighting against a Dark Prince—one who would love to see her dead. 

    Rated R for language, violence, and sexual content.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC.P. Smith
    Release dateJun 21, 2016
    ISBN9781533746931
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    C.P. Smith

    C.P. Smith is a mother of 5 and has a vivid imagination. Married 26 years and a stay at home mom, she spent most of the time she wasn't hauling kids around, reading. Ms.Smith loves a good HEA, but not finding many stories with older couples, and knowing from experience love and passion don't end at forty, she set out to write her own stories for the more mature reader. 

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