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eBook Category: Romance
eBook Description: The Henna Housewife Killer continues to evade the police for the murders of red-haired housewives. Dr. Molly Jordon treats Detective Danny Sullivan when he's rushed into her ER with a critical bullet wound. Molly has never experienced a pure carnal reaction to a patient before, but Danny sparks such heat in her that nights he comes to her in fervidly steamy dreams. A cop's widow and single parent, Molly is fiercely averse to the life of worry that loving a police officer entails. And Danny isn't any cop. He's the son of a retired police commissioner and one of six siblings who are all law enforcers. After a bitter divorce Danny is convinced that a cop's job and married life doesn't mix--until he meets the bossy, irresistible Molly Jordan who throws medical orders at him that he has no intentions of following.

eBook Publisher: The Wild Rose Press/Crimson Rose, Published: 2008
Fictionwise Release Date: October 2008

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Words: 55969
Reading time: 159-223 min.
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He saw pinpoints of light on his closed lids. "Wow," the word gushed from his lips. He held her as she snuggled against his chest, both trembling in the aftermath.

"I hear bells," she said.

"Honey, I hear bells, too. I think it's your phone."

His cell phone rang and they pulled back to look at each other.

"This can't be good news." He kissed her before he helped her slide off his lap, mostly naked and tantalizing, into her seat. She dove for her purse.

They both dealt with the calls while they grabbed their clothes and wiggled into them.

He fished an emergency beacon out of his glove compartment and set it on the top of his car. The rotating light washed the grass and tree limbs with red swirls.

"He's hit again," he said as he started the car. "We've got a live victim on the Eisenhower Expressway five minutes away from Chicago Regional."

"I know," she said. "They're trying to patch me in to the paramedics now."

He thrust the gearshift into reverse, tossed his arm over his seat and floored the accelerator. "Seat belt on?"

She nodded.

He backed the car down the path full tilt. Seatbelts strained as the impacts from the bumpy road jolted them in their seats. The tires hit asphalt and he slammed on the brakes. All the anti-skid devices in the car engaged with a mechanical moan and they fishtailed onto the road. He floored the car again and they took off.

He wanted to tell her what their trip to lovers lane meant to him. But there'd be time for that later.