River Road

River Road

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Author: Jayne Ann Krentz

Format: Hardback

Number of Pages: 343


From the "New York Times" bestselling author of "Dream Eyes" and "Copper Beach," a brand-new quintessential Jayne Ann Krentz romance. It s been thirteen years since Lucy Sheridan was in Summer River. The last time she visited her aunt Sara there, as a teenager, she d been sent home suddenly after being dragged out of a wild party by the guy she had a crush on, just to make it more embarrassing. Obviously Mason Fletcher only a few years older but somehow a lot more of a grown-up was the overprotective type who thought he had to come to her rescue. Now, returning after her aunt s fatal car accident, Lucy is learning there was more to the story than she realized at the time. Mason had saved her from a very nasty crime that night and soon afterward, Tristan, the cold-blooded rich kid who d targeted her, disappeared mysteriously, his body never found. A lot has changed in thirteen years. Lucy now works for a private investigation firm as a forensic genealogist, while Mason has quit the police force to run a successful security firm with his brother though he still knows his way around a wrench when he fills in at his uncle s local hardware store. Even Summer River has changed, from a sleepy farm town into a trendy upscale spot in California s wine country. But Mason is still a protector at heart, a serious (and seriously attractive) man. And when he and Lucy make a shocking discovery inside Sara s house, and some of Tristan s old friends start acting suspicious, Mason s quietly fierce instincts kick into gear. He saved Lucy once, and he ll save her again. But this time, she insists on playing a role in her own rescue . . ."



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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Jayne Ann Krentz

Format: Hardback

Number of Pages: 343


From the "New York Times" bestselling author of "Dream Eyes" and "Copper Beach," a brand-new quintessential Jayne Ann Krentz romance. It s been thirteen years since Lucy Sheridan was in Summer River. The last time she visited her aunt Sara there, as a teenager, she d been sent home suddenly after being dragged out of a wild party by the guy she had a crush on, just to make it more embarrassing. Obviously Mason Fletcher only a few years older but somehow a lot more of a grown-up was the overprotective type who thought he had to come to her rescue. Now, returning after her aunt s fatal car accident, Lucy is learning there was more to the story than she realized at the time. Mason had saved her from a very nasty crime that night and soon afterward, Tristan, the cold-blooded rich kid who d targeted her, disappeared mysteriously, his body never found. A lot has changed in thirteen years. Lucy now works for a private investigation firm as a forensic genealogist, while Mason has quit the police force to run a successful security firm with his brother though he still knows his way around a wrench when he fills in at his uncle s local hardware store. Even Summer River has changed, from a sleepy farm town into a trendy upscale spot in California s wine country. But Mason is still a protector at heart, a serious (and seriously attractive) man. And when he and Lucy make a shocking discovery inside Sara s house, and some of Tristan s old friends start acting suspicious, Mason s quietly fierce instincts kick into gear. He saved Lucy once, and he ll save her again. But this time, she insists on playing a role in her own rescue . . ."