โ Scribed by Gerry Bartlett
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She was starting a new life in Texas --until old trouble turned up . . .
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Scarlett Hall followed a job and a friend to Texas, but that cost her more than she'd bargained for. Now, wounded but determined to get past one of the worst days of her life, she decides she has to pull herself together. First step: cover up the physical scars left from her ordeal. That's easy. But the emotional scars are proving harder to handle . . .
Then she meets Ethan Calhoun. This bad boy seems ready to make his own changes and might be just what she needs to start a new chapter in her life. When he offers her a job as manager of his new bar, she decides to go for it. A change of pace and a hot guy who makes her forget her troubles while she's in his arms are a great cure. But it soon becomes clear that danger will be in Scarlett's life no matter how many changes she makes. As Scarlett comes face to face with her worst nightmare, it seems happiness was...
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