Lawman From Her Past
Together again…But far from safeWhen Lauren Beckett is nearly killed and discovers her son was switched at birth, she knows there’s only one man to turn to for protection her ex, Deputy Cameron Doran. But as they seek the truth, someone else is hunting them.
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Together again...
But far from safe
When Lauren Beckett is nearly killed in a home invasion and discovers her son was switched at birth, she knows thereâs only one man she can turn to for protection. Deputy Cameron Doran isnât expecting to find his ex-lover on his ranch, claiming the unthinkable about the nephew heâs been raising. But as they seek the truth, someone else is on the hunt...and wants them dead.
Blue River Ranch
From USA TODAY bestselling author Delores Fossen!
DELORES FOSSEN, a USA TODAY bestselling author, has sold over fifty novels, with millions of copies of her books in print worldwide. Sheâs received a Booksellersâ Best Award and an RT Reviewersâ Choice Best Book Award. She was also a finalist for a prestigious RITA® Award. You can contact the author through her website at www.deloresfossen.com.
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ISBN: 978-1-474-07869-6
LAWMAN FROM HER PAST
© 2018 Delores Fossen
Published in Great Britain 2018
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Contents
Someone was watching him. Deputy Cameron Doran was certain of it.
He slid his hand over the gun in his waist holster and hoped he was wrong about the bad feeling that was snaking down his spine. Hoped he was wrong about the being watched part, too.
But he knew he wasnât.
Heâd worn a badge for eleven years, and paying attention to that bad feeling had saved him a time or two.
With his gun ready to draw, Cameron glanced around his backyard. Such that it was. Since his house was on the backside of the sprawling Blue River Ranch, his yard was just a smear of grass with the thick woods only about fifteen feet away. There were plenty of trees and underbrush. The edge of the river, as well. However, there were also trails that someone could use to make their way to his house.
Someone like a killer.
Youâll all die soon.
That was what the latest threatening letter had said. The one that Cameron had gotten just two days ago. Not exactly words anyone wanted to read when they opened their mail, but heâd gotten so many now that they no longer held the emotional punch of the first one heâd gotten a couple of months ago. Still, he wasnât about to dismiss it.
Cameron had another look around, trying to pick through the thick clusters of trees, but when he didnât see anyone, he finished off his morning coffee and went inside. Normally, he would have made a beeline to the nursery so he could say goodbye to his nephew, Isaac, before heading off to work at the Blue River Sheriffâs Office, but this morning he went to the window over the sink and kept watch.
From the other side of the house, he could hear Isaac fussing, probably because the nanny, Merilee, was changing his diaper. Isaac was only a year old, but he got up raring to go. He objected to the couple of minutes delay that the diapering caused.
