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The Right Woman Linda Warren

The Right Woman By Linda Warren

The Right Woman by Linda Warren


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Summary

Sarah Welch didn't know she had a twin until five years ago, when a string of events led her through the seedy underbelly of Dallas to the family she didn't know she had.

The Right Woman Summary

The Right Woman by Linda Warren

Sarah Welch didn't know she had a twin until five years ago, when a string of events led her through the seedy underbelly of Dallas to the family she didn't know she had. Sarah has spent those five years trying to forget what she went through - forget the man who was gunned down, the criminal she helped put behind bars and the cop who saved her life. Now Sarah is in danger once again. And while this time she's able to confide her fears to her twin sister, there's only one person who can truly help her - Daniel Garrett, the cop who never stopped loving her. Working by Daniel's side to stop a killer, Sarah begins to accept Daniel as part of her past. And part of her future...

About Linda Warren

Linda Warren loves happy endings. The Rita(R) nominated author has written 26 books in the last ten years. Drawing upon her years of growing up on a ranch in Texas, she writes about sexy heroes, feisty heroines and broken families with an emotional punch. She lives in central Texas with her husband, and spends her days doing what she loves-creating unforgettable love stories-with happy endings.

Additional information

GOR007478161
9780373712212
0373712219
The Right Woman by Linda Warren
Used - Very Good
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
20050819
304
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