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A Mission Gone Awry A wounded friend’s inexplicable death got Navy SEAL Nash Thompson entangled in a mystery that had hooks all the way up his chain of command. His enemies not only shut all doors on him, they boarded them up and nailed them closed, leaving him out of a job, a home, a future. Even his brotherhood shunned him, proving he’d gotten too close to the criminal ring of thugs he’d been hunting. Run to ground, there was just one path open to him—a quid pro quo deal offered by a shadow vigilante that would provide him a lead in his investigation in exchange for his help in a decade-old case the FBI hadn’t been able to close—one eerily similar to his own investigation. It was shady as hell, but it offered him the justice he was after. Who Doesn't Have Secrets? An ex they hoped to never see again. An error in judgment that haunts them. A past they can’t put behind them. Annie Bergen had eaten a cold diet of shame of her entire life. Harmony Flats was where she’d gone to hide. Or live, if she could put her life back together. But the guy with the scarred hand who came to the diner made her realize this was where she would die…until another man showed up, one with hard eyes, secrets as dark as her own, and a shadow big enough to hide hers.
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"Elaine Levine is a wonderfully fresh and original voice in western romance. RACHEL AND THE HIRED GUN is full of fast-paced action and powerful emotions. I loved it!" — Joan Johnston, New York Times bestselling author of A STRANGER'S GAME "A pair of appealing, well-matched protagonists (with a bit of a history), a slimy villain, well-drawn secondary characters, and plenty of action make this rough-and-ready Western one that fans are sure to enjoy." —Library Journal on AUDREY AND THE MAVERICK "A beautiful romance…keeps the reader hooked from the first page to the last.” -New York Times Bestselling Author Catherine Anderson about LEAH AND THE BOUNTY HUNTER Though this is the third book of a romance trilogy, the story stands quite well on its own. Elaine Levine gives us a multi-level story about trust and being able to overcome personal fears to achieve a goal. Set in the post-Civil War era, Leah and the Bounty Hunter gives us a window into the rough-and-tumble lives of our settler-forefathers and what they did to succeed against lawlessness and the incredible challenges to settle the old West. An enjoyable read, recommended. —Monica E. Spence, Historical Novels Review on LEAH AND THE BOUNTY HUNTER * * * ABOUT ELAINE'S WORK: I make stuff up. And I have fun doing it. Genre fiction gives me the perfect medium to build worlds where readers can join me for fun adventures. Pick up one of my Men of Defiancé historical western romances and slip your fingers around the Colt .44 of a legendary gunslinger, be a scout on a wagon train, or ride shotgun on a stagecoach. Pick up one of my Red Team romantic suspenses and join the battle against international druglords and home-grown terrorists with a hot team of counter-terror specialists. Romance fiction lets you be, for a few sweet hours, something you're not. Which is cool, because every time you look at life through someone else's eyes, you learn more about yourself. So read often—become who you were meant to be. ABOUT ELAINE: I was born a poor, white child into a modestly affluent family, third daughter to a father who wanted only sons. I cooked and cleaned and mended my evil stepmother's and stepsister's ball gowns until my very own Prince Charming stole me away. We had two beautiful children, a boy and girl, who left our granola-eating, tree-hugging family to be warriors and, well, Republicans. Our son heard the siren call of the woman he loves and presented Prince Charming and me with two beautiful grandchildren, a girl and a boy. Our daughter continues on the warrior's path and yearns for a lifemate more alpha than she but has an adorable to dog to occupy her attention in the meantime. And if you believe this fairytale, you'll certainly love my books, so give them a try! Print this
