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    Guarding Colton's Child

    By Lara Lacombe

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    To keep her family safe, he'll risk everything, even his heart...


    After losing his family, Dr Stavros Makris could never imagine trusting again. So when Desiree Colton rushes her toddler, Danny, to the ER, Stavros must keep things professional with mother and son. But then a kidnapper targets Danny, and Stavros lets down his guard, forging an unbreakable bond with Desiree. As sparks fly between them, they work against the clock to protect the little boy from a criminal closing in...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateMay 1, 2021
    ISBN9781867228721
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    Lara Lacombe

    Lara Lacombe is a recovering research scientist turned college professor who now spends her days writing and wrangling a toddler. She lives in Texas with her family and two entitled cats, and loves chocolate and her Crock Pot. She uses Facebook to procrastinate–stop by Lara Lacombe Books if you'd like to chat!

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