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    The Eleventh Hour

    By Wendy Etherington

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    After a close friend dies on the job, former smoke jumper Steve Kimball returns to work to help out his buddies. With a wildfire threatening a small California town, the last thing he needs is to run into former love Laine Sheehan. He thought they were over, but the sparks are stronger than ever .

    "Take a chance" is Laine's new mantra. Always the responsible one, she's decided it's time to be more aggressiveon the job and in the bedroom. On location to shoot photos of the wildfire, she has to get close to the smoke jumpers, and being around Steve is more than her body can handle .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateFeb 15, 2014
    ISBN9781460372715
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    Wendy Etherington

    Wendy Etherington was born and raised in the deep South—and she has the fried chicken recipes and NASCAR ticket stubs to prove it. The author of thirty books, she writes full-time from her home in South Carolina, where she lives with her husband, two daughters and an energetic Shih Tzu named Cody. She can be reached via her website, www.wendyetherington.com. Or follow her on Twitter @wendyeth.

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