Saving Joe (Mills & Boon American Romance)

ISBN-10: 1474021638
ISBN-13: 9781474021630
Category: Fiction
Pages: 224
Language: English
Published: 2014-11-12
Publisher: HarperCollins UK
Author: Laura Marie Altom

Description

Gillian Logue's first assignment as a U.S. Marshal takes her to a cabin on the Oregon seacoast. This is her chance to prove to her brothers–all marshals–and to herself that she's good at her job. She'll keep Joe Morgan safe so he can testify at an important trial, and she'll reunite him with his little girl, Meggie.

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