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    Three Days to Love

    By Celeste Joy

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    Chicago cop Kitten “Kit” Rycroft works vice. Undercover. Every night. The beat is tough, but Kit was born to serve and protect. One summer night, a sting operation goes bad and Kit leaps in front of a bullet meant for her partner. As she leaps, she sees a vision of the sexy man she’s dreamed of for months standing on a beach extending his hand to her.
    Detective Sebastian Sullivan sees the woman who’s haunted his dreams about to die. He reaches out and pulls her into his world – Mag Mell. In Mag Mell, women emerge from the sea to be the perfect mate for one man. They’re guarded, coddled, loved and cherished. Usually. Sometimes though, they’re bought and sold. Each woman has three days to decide whether she’ll stay or return to her world. Sebastian plans to give his precious mate a life of pampered luxury in his fortress of a home...even if he has to bolt her in.
    Everything changes when a woman is kidnapped. Kit throws herself into the search whether Sebastian wants her help or not, but she has to work fast. After all, she only has three days to prove women can be cops, three days to save the victim, and three days to make a big decision – should she stay or should she go?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMelange Books, LLC
    Release dateMar 29, 2019
    ISBN9781680467444
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    Three Days to Love
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    Celeste Joy

    When she first moved to Seattle in 1998, Celeste Deveney was given the best gift ever by her husband: a whole year to discover her passion in life. Since Washington State is so beautiful in every season, she tried hiking, biking, kayaking, drawing, painting, sculpting and a whole lot more. Along the way, she discovered writing and now writes a variety of things including YA under the name Celeste Deveney, and paranormal fantasy under the name Celeste Joy. She still lives outside of Seattle with her husband while their son finishes grad school in upstate New York. Every time she sees Mt. Rainier, Celeste still pinches herself and says, “I get to live here.”

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