There's Something About a Rebel- (17 page)

‘I was afraid too.’ She closed her hand over his. Over her heart. ‘You taught me to trust again.’

‘I reckon we’re pretty darn good for each other.’

‘I reckon so. Except you forgot one thing.’

‘Yeah?’

‘You forgot how much you missed making love with me.’

‘I didn’t forget.’ And he tumbled with her back onto the bed.

He was home.

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First published in Great Britain 2011
by Mills & Boon, an imprint of Harlequin (UK) Limited,
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© Anne Oliver 2011

ISBN: 978-1-408-91770-1

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