Angels Singing

by Joan Elliott Pickart

DREW—TOO RUGGEDLY HANDSOME FOR ANY WOMAN'S PEACE OF MIND… — He'd never met a woman at gunpoint before, but when the tall beauty holding a shotgun ordered him to leave her mountain, Drew Sloan decided he wasn't going anywhere! Memory Lawson was feisty, angry, and edgy about having her sanctuary invaded, but Drew was imagining the heat and sparks that flashed between them…or the sweetness and satisfaction in the sudden kiss they shared. HIS LETHAL SMILE PROMISED PLEASURES SHE'D NEVER KNOWN Memory adored Drew's instant rapport with her daughter and felt her loneliness vanish as he stormed the walls around her heart, wooing her with tenderness and fierce desire. She'd spent years running from shadows that haunted her nights, scared to risk loving but unwilling to surrender hope. By daring to believe they could join their dreams, could Memory and Drew touch the sky together?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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What theme did this book keep circling back to — and did it earn its ending?
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