Available
on January 20th 2014, the first book in the Due South series.
About the book
She vowed never to return.
To save her brother from financial ruin,
Piper Harland must do the one thing she swore she’d never do—return to the tiny
island hometown where Ryan “West” Westlake crushed her heart. Piper is tough,
resilient and a little wild—much like the remote and beautiful Stewart Island
where she grew up. As a cop who’s part of the elite New Zealand Police National
Dive Squad, bringing the dead back to their families still doesn’t stop the
guilt she feels over her father’s drowning
death. Now nine years later she’s obligated to return to a hostile
community as the outsider, and forced to work with the man who was once her
best friend and first lover.
She’s a risk he can’t take.
West is an Island man, through and through.
As owner of the local pub, he lives and breathes the local community, and sure
as hell can’t imagine living anywhere else. But most of all he refuses to ever
fall for a woman like his flighty mother. He lost Piper once to give her the
chance to fulfil her dreams of becoming a cop. But now she’s back for an
unexpected six week visit to help her brother—his best mate. Maybe West wants
her a little bit, maybe he can’t resist the temptation to tease and touch her,
but can he fall in love with such a flight risk?
Saying goodbye the second time might just destroy them
both.
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About the author
Tracey
Alvarez lives in the Coolest Little Capital in the World (a.k.a Wellington, New
Zealand) where she’s yet to be buried under her to-be-read book pile by Wellington’s
infamous wind—her Kindle’s a lifesaver! Married to a wonderfully supportive
IT guy, she has two teens who would love to be surgically linked to their
electronic devices.
Fuelled by copious amounts of coffee, she’s the author of
contemporary romantic fiction set predominantly in New Zealand. Small-towns,
close communities, and families are a big part of the heart-warming stories she
writes. Oh, and hot, down-to-earth heroes—Kiwi men, in other words.
When she’s not writing, thinking about writing, or
procrastinating about writing, she can be found reading sexy books of all
romance genres, nibbling on smuggled chocolate bars, or bribing her kids to
take over the housework.
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