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To Serve and Protect #5
Healing Touch
Sarah’s hit an age where she’s ready to give up on finding love. Widowed for several years, she’s had a few affairs, but nothing lasting. After a tragic one-hour stand on New Year’s Eve, she’s through looking…until Cooper Valley’s newest paramedic saves her life and takes her home with him.Richard moved to Cooper Valley to escape the chilling memory of tragic loss. It’s not until a near-tragedy—when he rescues Sarah from a snow bank in the midst of a dangerous blizzard, when he brings her home and warms her body—that his own heart begins to thaw…and heal.
82 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 10, 2011
About the author
Anna Leigh Keaton
77 books94 followersAnna Leigh has been reading and penning romances for as long as she can remember. After she met and married her very own real-life hero, romance took on a whole new meaning.
She now knows married life can sizzle and romance can be 'erotic,' even in her own home.
Now her writing has taken on a spicier flavor, and while hubby's off at work, she lets her imagination soar…
Anna Leigh lives in Canada with her husband. They love to spend time together reading, playing, and traveling.
She also has a weekly foodie/writer/reader/life blog at www.WritingAndEating.com
She now knows married life can sizzle and romance can be 'erotic,' even in her own home.
Now her writing has taken on a spicier flavor, and while hubby's off at work, she lets her imagination soar…
Anna Leigh lives in Canada with her husband. They love to spend time together reading, playing, and traveling.
She also has a weekly foodie/writer/reader/life blog at www.WritingAndEating.com
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November 22, 2012
Another very good erotic novella by Keaton. The story starts with an atypical, horrible sexual encounter for our older heroine, Sarah, from book 4. Kudos to the author for daring to write uncomfortable scenes in this type of genre.
Widow Sarah falls in love with L.A. paramedic transplant Richard after he rescues her from a near fatal car crash. Richard's got problems - loads of guilt from the death of his wife and small child years ago in the city - and has closed himself off. So, we have a story about lust/love and a story about grief counseling - or, as Marvin Gaye would croon, Sexual Healing.
Widow Sarah falls in love with L.A. paramedic transplant Richard after he rescues her from a near fatal car crash. Richard's got problems - loads of guilt from the death of his wife and small child years ago in the city - and has closed himself off. So, we have a story about lust/love and a story about grief counseling - or, as Marvin Gaye would croon, Sexual Healing.
August 16, 2011
Interesting plot and characters but again I felt like it was a bit underdeveloped. I just wasn't sure, after a certain part in the book, why I should care about these two anymore.
July 27, 2011
Very sweet story about people finding their way through grief to love.
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