✍ Scribed by Dana R. Lynn
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A Refuge For His Family
When criminal lawyer Tyler Everson witnesses his boss’s murder, he becomes the killer’s next target–along with his estranged wife, Annabelle, and their daughter. Now they must enter witness protection in Amish country. But reuniting with his family isn’t easy when Annabelle doesn’t trust him. Will going into hiding keep them safe…and bring the family back together for good?
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