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    The Fighter: Heroes & Warriors: A Warriors Novel, #2
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    The Fighter: Heroes & Warriors: A Warriors Novel, #2

    By Emily Gray

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    Ace Brant comes from the wrong side of the tracks. His only goal after graduation is to see Rapid City in his rear view mirror with the girl of his dreams by his side.

    Catherine Billings comes from the mansion on the hill. Her family's money can buy her a dream career as a doctor, but not the man of her fantasies.

    A mistake one night changes everything. Now, Ace's every move belongs to the vilest man in Rapid City. Every decision is out of his control.

    Will Ace be able to survive the life he wanted to leave behind and protect the love of his life? Or will the debt he owes claim them both?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFantastic Optimism Publishing
    Release dateAug 21, 2017
    ISBN9781386899730
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    The Fighter: Heroes & Warriors: A Warriors Novel, #2
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    Emily Gray

    Emily Gray is an author of contemporary romance and romantic suspense. Her debut novel is part of a forthcoming set, Heroes & Warriors, focusing on flawed, but passionate men and women, who find love when it’s least expected. When she’s not immersed in the lives of her characters, she’s trying to maintain some balance while juggling the schedules of her family. For updates on upcoming releases and other information, you can visit her at www.emilygray.org or www.facebook.com/authoremilygray. Follow her page at www.facebook.com/emilygrayauthor.

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