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    Taming the Shifter

    By Lisa Childs

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    Can Passion Override the Werewolf's Need for Vengeance? 

    When Detective Kate Wever shoots a man in the chest, she expects him to die and to stay dead. But it seems that Warrick James is not like other men. What he is, though, is a mystery that can only lead her deeper into danger. As she learns about Warrick's all-consuming quest to stop whatever monster killed his fathera monster he'd apprehended and lost when Kate shot himKate realizes that things in the underworld of Zantrax City are not as they seem. A reality that is even more crystal clear when she looks into Warrick's glowing topaz eyes and sees a man whom she instinctively knows is no mere mortal and a passion that will change her life forever.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Nocturne
    Release dateNov 1, 2015
    ISBN9781460387863
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    Taming the Shifter
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    Lisa Childs

    Ever since Lisa Childs read her first romance novel (a Harlequin of course) at age eleven, all she ever wanted to be was a romance writer.  Now an award winning, best-selling author of nearly fifty novels for Harlequin, Lisa is living the dream. Lisa loves to hear from readers who can contact her on Facebook, through her website www.lisachilds.com or snail mail address PO Box 139, Marne, MI 49435.

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