โ Scribed by Reina Torres; Operation Alpha
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Texas Game Wardens donโt just protect the natural resources of the Lone Star State, they protect the people as well. Trace Carson considers every warden as more than just fellow officers, theyโre family.Especially, Miranda Jimenez. Sheโd gone through the academy when he was on staff, and he was her first in-field training officer. There was no denying that she was a beautiful woman, heโd worked side by side with her and knew that her dedication to upholding the laws of Texas was second only to caring for wild animals and natural resources. When she decided to leave her job as a game warden to open a wild animal rehabilitation it made perfect sense, but he couldnโt explain the sudden ache he felt at the thought of her leaving. It wasnโt going to be out of sight, out of mind, because he went to her โretirementโ party and he kissed her, changing everything. When her connection with Trace puts Mirandaโs life in danger, the law enforcement community in San Antonio pulls together to get her back where she belongsโฆ in Traceโs arms. Will they find her in time to save her and get Justice for Miranda?
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