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From the night he heard her scream, Quinn Logan sensed that something haunted Jewel Mayfair. The beautiful psychologist ran a ranch for troubled kids, but her own life seemed marked by grievous loss. Quinn had also known sorrow. Now he wanted to help Jewel move on…beginning with a mutual attraction that was impossible to ignore.

Her days at Hopechest Ranch were filled with the joy of helping others. But Jewel's nights were plagued by fear…and dreams that seemed all too real. Until the handsome vet chased away the terror. Could she trust Quinn and the passion he offered? Or was she falling in love with a man out to destroy her sanity and her life?

224 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 27, 2009

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December 9, 2011
This book as a stand-alone book was a good read however, as part of the Colton series, I find this and book 5 not nearly as great as the first 4 in the series. If you were to look at the 6 book arc, the finale leaves a lot to be desired in terms of how connected the books were beyond the recurring characters. I was quite disappointed in how it ended and how the villain was eventually revealed.
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December 4, 2020
Great book in the Colton series

This is another story in the Colton series, the coltons: family first. Really enjoyed the suspense and continuity of this book. Now to read the next one.
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September 18, 2014
I'm going to nit pick, the writing was mediocre at best. She relied way to heavily on previous books to tell her story. The villains motive was cobbled together out of several past events that had little to do with him. Even the author loses whose child he was, they share a father not a mother as she says later. The wording was predictable as well as the events. The vet was a good character, but the psychologist was an idiot. Crawling under the covers and hiding from the storm only works when you are actually out of danger from being struck by lightening. Even contrary to evidence she stays in denial, and when you're actually in danger that's being an idiot.
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