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    Off the Clock: First Responders, #1
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    Off the Clock: First Responders, #1

    By Donna Alward

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    The only thing sexier than a man in uniform…is the same man out of it.

    When Carly Douglas is run off the road, Gabe Brenner, an off-duty paramedic and guardian angel rushes in to help. She hasn't seen Gabe since before her marriage and subsequent divorce, but little has changed. He's still strong, sexy, and oh-so capable.

    Gabe can't believe it's Carly in the car. He's always had a soft spot for her, and seeing her in distress brings out his most protective instincts. In the days and weeks after the accident, it's clear there's more than friendship between them as attraction sizzles. But Gabe has a secret, and he knows it might just change Carly's feelings for him forever. Can they move past the truth and into a future as a family?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonna Alward
    Release dateDec 7, 2017
    ISBN9780993716775
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    Off the Clock: First Responders, #1
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    Donna Alward

    Donna lives on Canada's east coast with her family which includes a husband, a couple of kids, a senior dog and two crazy cats. When she's not writing she enjoys knitting, gardening, cooking, and is a Masterpiece Theater addict. While her heartwarming stories have been translated into several languages, hit bestseller lists and won awards, her favorite thing is to hear from readers! Visit her on the web at www.donnaalward.com

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