Mcquaid's Justice

Carly Bishop

juil. 2012 · The Cowboy Code Livre 1 · HarperCollins Australia

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Easy to love, hard to forget.
The McQuaids

Brothers by blood, lawmen by choice; the West was always in their soul. Up against the toughest cases and the strongest passions they live by THE COWBOY CODE

FBI agent by trade, rancher at heart, Cy McQuaid liked his horses spirited, his horizons open, his life simple. Until Amy Reeves.

With Amy, nothing was simple, except her response to Cy. One look at the disarmingly sexy lawman burned down her every defence. But echoes of the accident that silenced her world now threatened her family and Cy's. Whether she admitted it or not, Amy needed Cy's help his protection. But could he save her, when even her memories were silent?

À propos de l'auteur

Early bets would have been that Carly would grow up to be a nurse...then a doctor, maybe a lawyer. She took piano lessons as a girl, but gave it all up for the high school speech team — where the boys were as smart as they were cute, and girls dared show off their own intelligence! She did wind up as a medical professional, working in clinical labs, and in a busy bone marrow transplant unit at a Denver hospital. She married and had one little girl, and during those years, she happened upon an article about a local romance writer, Maggie Osborne, who wrote for Harlequin under the pseudonym of Margaret St. George, and caught the bug herself. She wrote for four years, learning the craft, reading romances by the dozens, and then began the story that would become her first published romance. She called it Tangled Woods and Brambles — a reference to the obstacles the Prince had to cut through to save Sleeping Beauty. The hero was stuck in a coma, but the heroine, his doctor, could hear his thoughts. Mercifully, another friend and Harlequin author, Jasmine Cresswell, suggested the title Prince of Dreams, and the book became a sort of cult favorite, a launch title for Harlequin's Dreamscape imprint for paranormal romances. Within a month, Carly sold her second book to Harlequin Intrigue, and she's been writing romantic suspense ever since. Born and raised in Wyoming, Carly has lived in Denver ever since. Sixteen books later, Carly still regards mothering her daughter, now a second-year law student at Harvard and an editor of the Law Review, to be her finest achievement.