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    Shelter from the Storm: Finley Creek, #2

    By Calle J. Brookes

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    Murder. Secrets. A killer still watching her… 

     

    Brynna Beck has plans for her future. The Finley Creek Texas State Police is just a stepping stone for her.  Nothing is going to sway her from her path—and she's stubborn enough to go after what she wants. 

     

    When Brynna discovers new information on a ten-year-old murder case she gains the wrong sort of attention.  

     

    He would never stop hunting... 

     

    Former Texas Ranger Chance Marshall had spent ten years searching for the men who'd slaughtered his family. He has nothing more now than he had back then—until Brynna.  

     

    She promises him the answers to his questions—if he promises to take her home to Finley Creek. 

     

    But someone else is watching Brynna. Someone who will make certain Chance doesn't find the answers.  

     

    If Chance wants to find the men who killed his family, he'll have to keep Brynna safe—while the storm rages around them. 

     

     

    ***SECOND IN THE TSP-MARSHALL MURDERS TRILOGY***

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCalle J. Brookes
    Release dateOct 18, 2016
    ISBN9781940937120
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