It takes a baby

by Dee Holmes

She had to run, hide, change her identity... So why had Kathleen Hanes let herself get sidetracked by a baby--and the baby's too handsome father, Booth Rawlings? To make matters worse, he was a cop--a never-say-die, never-give-up detective. It was the cops, after all, who had framed her for her husband's murder! But that was in tiny Rodeo, Wyoming. Maybe things would be different in New England. Maybe she could finally have the family she longed for, a career...a baby. And young Lisa Rawlings fit the bill. But sooner or later Kathleen's past would catch up with her and Booth would learn who she really was. Until then, though, could it hurt to dream a little?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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