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“Devlin, wait! There’s something I have to show you!”
She reached for her purse. “I have a photo of Livie,” Karen explained quickly.
He glanced down at the photograph while she watched his face, waiting for some sign of awareness. There was none. Not yet.
“Her hair wasn’t curled for the picture,” she said. “It’s naturally wavy, and even darker than it looks here. And her eyes—you can’t tell in this—but her eyes are a dark blue.”
Devlin looked up, catching her gaze. “How old is your daughter?”
“Livie just turned three.”
When she thought she couldn’t endure another second of his silent scrutiny, he glanced at the picture again. “It isn’t possible. We took precautions.”
“Yes, and sometimes even the most careful precautions fail.”
“And just when,” he growled, “were you planning to tell me about her? Or, if I hadn’t turned you down just now, would you ever have told me at all?”
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The Hunt for Hawke’s Daughter
Jean Barrett
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
If setting has anything to do with it, Jean Barrett claims she has no reason not to be inspired. She and her husband live on Wisconsin’s scenic Door Peninsula in an antique-filled country cottage overlooking Lake Michigan. A teacher for many years, she left the classroom to write full-time. She is the author of a number of romance novels. You can write to Jean at P.O. Box 623, Sister Bay, WI 54234.
Books by Jean Barrett
HARLEQUIN INTRIGUE
308—THE SHELTER OF HER ARMS
351—WHITE WEDDING
384—MAN OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN
475—FUGITIVE FATHER
528—MY LOVER’S SECRET
605—THE HUNT FOR HAWKE’S DAUGHTER
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Karen Ramey—She faced a mother’s worst nightmare and a temptation she struggled to resist.
Devlin Hawke—The private investigator couldn’t refuse the woman from his past, but he feared her effect on him.
Livie—The little girl was a helpless pawn in a game of terror.
Michael Ramey—He guarded a horrifying secret.
Maud Dietrich—She was Karen’s friend and business partner, but could she be trusted?
Bonnie Wodeski—Michael’s assistant knew the truth, but would she live long enough to tell it?
Scott Wodeski—He was a frightened and unwilling player in his sister’s scheme.
Sheriff Neil Holland—He was overwhelmed by the situation.
Veronica Delgado—Her story was a credible one, but was she as innocent as she claimed?
Cassius Bennett—He was a frail old man who didn’t seem to know what was happening.
The Hawke family—Would Devlin ever let them matter to him again?
To the Grutzmachers of Passtimes Books
and to Roxanne of Book World.
Bless you for your years of support.
You’re the best.
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