Kidnapped At Christmas
Suddenly a father!When the blonde beauty who shared his bed a year ago tells him he’s a father, Wyatt Jackson is stunned. But the attempted abduction of their newborn daughter drives him to uncover the dangerous secrets of Meg Anderson’s past. Can Wyatt crack the case before it’s too late?
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This Christmas brings the revelation that heâs a father.
Now he needs to keep his little family safe when they become a target...
When the blonde beauty who shared his bed a year ago tells him heâs a father, Wyatt Jackson is stunned. But the attempted abduction of their newborn daughter drives the Texas cowboy to uncover the dangerous secrets of Meg Andersonâs past. Can Wyatt crack a twenty-year-old cold case before Megâs Christmas becomes her last?
Crisis: Cattle Barge
USA TODAY bestselling author BARB HAN lives in north Texas with her very own hero-worthy husband, three beautiful children, a spunky golden retriever/standard poodle mix and too many books in her to-read pile. In her downtime, she plays video games and spends much of her time on or around a basketball court. She loves interacting with readers and is grateful for their support. You can reach her at barbhan.com.
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KIDNAPPED AT CHRISTMAS
© 2018 Barb Han
Published in Great Britain 2018
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Brandon, Iâm amazed by your brilliance and kindness.
Iâm so very proud of you. Jacob, I canât wait to play the games youâre working so hard to create. Tori, I love to watch you dance. From Twinkle to Transformation to It Is Done you have so many stories to tell.
Babe, my guy, for being my best friend and
partner in crime. I love you.
To Michelle Spall for helping me see a new way
to define home. Iâm so grateful for your friendship and am looking forward to many more dance mom antics together.
Contents
âWhy canât I think of one word to say to him?â Meg Anderson looked down at her sleeping angel, trying to psych herself up for the conversation that needed to take place with the babyâs father.
âYouâre the best child advocate in Texas, Meg. The words will come.â Megâs best friend and business partner, Stephanie Gable, walked over and ran her finger along two-month-old Aubreyâs cheek.
âHe deserves to know about her, right?â Meg already knew the answer, but she asked anyway. Sheâd do just about anything to gain a few more minutes of courage before walking out the door.
âHe does.â Stephanieâs sympathetic tone struck a chord.
âIâm being totally unfair to her by keeping her from her father.â Tears burned the backs of Megâs eyes.
âThatâs right. If you canât do it for yourself, think of Aubrey.â Stephanie seemed to be catching on. âItâll work out.â
âWhat if he rejects her?â Meg tamped down the panic causing her heart to gallop.
âThen itâs his loss.â Stephanie didnât hesitate.
Meg made eyes at her friend. âYouâre absolutely right.â
âWhatâs the worst he can say?â Stephanie shot her what was supposed to be a nerve-fortifying look.
