Broken Honor (49 page)

Authors: Patricia; Potter

Amy often woke up with nightmares, and it had been particularly bad when she'd been alone. But now she had Irish's arms, and his warmth and his love.

She knew he would always be there for her.

Just as he was now.â¦

She wore a simple blue dress, and there was no hiding from the groom, not even for a few hours before the wedding. Instead, he had joined her and presented her with a bouquet of forget-me-nots, another fanciful touch that now no longer surprised her.

She and Irish went inside the chapel. The minister was already waiting. A friend of Joe Mendoza's, Irish's foreman, sang the song she had selected, “When I Fall in Love.”

His hand tightened around hers, and their gazes met and pledged even before the vows were said.

Whatever would come, they would face it together.

He gave her a slow, lazy grin before turning back to the minister. And she knew nothing had ever been so right.

About the Author

Patricia Potter is a
USA Today
âbestselling author of more than fifty romantic novels. A seven-time RITA Award finalist and three-time Maggie Award winner, she was named Storyteller of the Year by
Romantic Times
and received the magazine's Career Achievement Award for Western Romance. Potter is a past board member and president of Romance Writers of America. Prior to becoming a fiction author, she was a reporter for the
Atlanta Journal
and the president of a public relations firm in Atlanta. She lives in Memphis, Tennessee.

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ISBN: 978-1-5040-0420-6

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