Cop on Loan
Oct 2008 · Count on a Cop Book 41 · Sold by Harlequin
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Playing bodyguard to a vigilante librarian?excuse me, library technician?is not the career move Tony DeMonte had in mind when he came to this town. On temporary loan, the big-city cop figured he'd take it easy, maybe watch the grass grow.
Not with Jasmine Storm colliding into danger every other day. Getting mixed up with a failed drug bust is just the beginning. Now she claims there's an intruder in her house. Which leaves Tony no choice but to?move in. Jasmine and her cat get the protection they need, and Tony and his dog get a roof over their heads.
But he can't stay forever?despite one attractive library technician's attempts to make him see that a solitary life is a lonely life.?
Not with Jasmine Storm colliding into danger every other day. Getting mixed up with a failed drug bust is just the beginning. Now she claims there's an intruder in her house. Which leaves Tony no choice but to?move in. Jasmine and her cat get the protection they need, and Tony and his dog get a roof over their heads.
But he can't stay forever?despite one attractive library technician's attempts to make him see that a solitary life is a lonely life.?
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About the author
Jeannie Watt lives in a historical Nevada ranching community with her husband, horses and ponies. During the day she teaches junior high and at night she writes about cowboys, ranchers and cops. When she’s not writing or feeding the animals, Jeannie enjoys sewing, making mosaic mirrors and cooking with her husband.
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