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Tiger's Eye
"Nothing good ever happens after midnight..." A phone call from an old friend in the middle of the night sends her heart into overdrive, but she races to his aid. Victoria Childs finds herself in another wacky adventure that puts her relationship with that gorgeous Detective Varner in jeopardy. But there always seems to be another hot cop waiting in the wings, ready to sweep her off her feet...or put her in cuffs. See which one is on the agenda in Neeley Bratcher's new novella, Tiger's Eye.
100 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 17, 2014
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December 29, 2014
Based on a story that actually happened not to far from where I live and the fact that Neeley is funny as hell so I had read this novella. Neeley never fails to make me laugh! Victoria is a great girl with a strong will, Jason is a man's man and cop above all else. I love Jason Varner unconditionally however, for the first time, I wanted to smack him upside the head. Then he did what Jason does and made me love him again. Swoon.
From the author: "Nothing good ever happens after midnight..." A phone call from an old friend in the middle of the night sends her heart into overdrive, but she races to his aid. Victoria Childs finds herself in another wacky adventure that puts her relationship with that gorgeous Detective Varner in jeopardy. But there always seems to be another hot cop waiting in the wings, ready to sweep her off her feet...or put her in cuffs.
From the author: "Nothing good ever happens after midnight..." A phone call from an old friend in the middle of the night sends her heart into overdrive, but she races to his aid. Victoria Childs finds herself in another wacky adventure that puts her relationship with that gorgeous Detective Varner in jeopardy. But there always seems to be another hot cop waiting in the wings, ready to sweep her off her feet...or put her in cuffs.
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