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    Justify: A Small Town Romantic Suspense Novel: Vigilante Justice, #3
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    Justify: A Small Town Romantic Suspense Novel: Vigilante Justice, #3

    By Kristin Harte and Ellis Leigh

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    Book three in the Vigilante Justice series proves just how hot—and deadly—it can be when opposites attract. 

    I'm not what you'd call a man you take home to momma. I'm too rough, too mean, too…beardy. Especially compared to the woman who's recently moved back home to open a restaurant. The one I can't stop thinking about. I'd eat anything off her menu, spend every waking moment in her kitchen, even if I'm all wrong for her. But when a motorcycle club comes to snatch her away on the orders of someone she trusts, I'm the only one who can step in to keep her safe. The only one willing to fight to the death to keep her heart beating—especially if it beats for mine. 

    Doesn't matter the danger we're in—I'm going to protect Katie every way I can, even if she ends up hating me for it. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKinship Press
    Release dateMay 10, 2018
    ISBN9781944336530
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    Justify: A Small Town Romantic Suspense Novel: Vigilante Justice, #3

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