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Heartbeats
THE RIGHT MEDICINE
Vanessa Rice knew exactly what to think of police sergeant Clay Williams: he was completely infuriating. But now he was in Dodd Memorial Hospital with a gunshot wound, and the least she could do was be friends with the man--if he'd let her.
From the moment Clay saw Vanessa he knew what he needed, and it wasn't friendship. He was determined to be the only man in her life for a long time to come. But first he had another problem--the gang he was after had decided to get him by getting her. His love became a race against time, a battle to prove to Vanessa that they had a future worth fighting for.
Vanessa Rice knew exactly what to think of police sergeant Clay Williams: he was completely infuriating. But now he was in Dodd Memorial Hospital with a gunshot wound, and the least she could do was be friends with the man--if he'd let her.
From the moment Clay saw Vanessa he knew what he needed, and it wasn't friendship. He was determined to be the only man in her life for a long time to come. But first he had another problem--the gang he was after had decided to get him by getting her. His love became a race against time, a battle to prove to Vanessa that they had a future worth fighting for.
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First published July 1, 1988
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Lucy Hamilton
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March 11, 2019
3.25 stars
This one was not too shabby. The heroine was a bit quick to judge and came across as cold, but she had a terrible childhood and had learnt to protect herself. The hero was a bit more open and forthcoming.
This one was not too shabby. The heroine was a bit quick to judge and came across as cold, but she had a terrible childhood and had learnt to protect herself. The hero was a bit more open and forthcoming.
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