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His Tender Touch
His Tender Touch by Sharon Mignerey released on Apr 23, 1999 is available now for purchase.
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published May 1, 1999
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Sharon Mignerey
20 books19 followersSharon Mignerey holds an MFA in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University. She has been a long time member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. She writes contemporary romance and women's fiction. Sharon is a frequent speaker at writer's workshops on the craft of writing, especially as related to character and plot development, She credits her love of story to who mother, who read her bedtime stories as a child. She is the author of 12 novels, and has several others in process.
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July 13, 2011
I enjoyed this book though the start wasn't that great. Audrey is still recovering over the death of her mother when her boss sends her for an audit to his pet place, Audrey is shocked since she generally doesn't do audits but she goes along to Puma Lair.
Her arrival is not good, her car acts up, they guy who was to greet her doesn't and the one who does is not friendly, the only person remotely helpful is Gray who brings her food and some blankets. Audrey sees ghosts of an Indian woman and then there are attempts to scare her, totally fed up she decides to leave but is almost caught in a storm.
Gray is a sculptor and an ex-cop. He help Audrey but tells her not to trust him since he doesn't trust himself, he comes from a family, where men beat up their women so he isn't willing to take a chance. He goes after her to make sure she made it but finds her almost dead due to carbon monoxide poisoning and then someone starts shooting at them.
They take refuge and get close both physically and emotionally but Gray is still not willing to trust himself and tells her to leave. The book was pretty short and a good read.
Her arrival is not good, her car acts up, they guy who was to greet her doesn't and the one who does is not friendly, the only person remotely helpful is Gray who brings her food and some blankets. Audrey sees ghosts of an Indian woman and then there are attempts to scare her, totally fed up she decides to leave but is almost caught in a storm.
Gray is a sculptor and an ex-cop. He help Audrey but tells her not to trust him since he doesn't trust himself, he comes from a family, where men beat up their women so he isn't willing to take a chance. He goes after her to make sure she made it but finds her almost dead due to carbon monoxide poisoning and then someone starts shooting at them.
They take refuge and get close both physically and emotionally but Gray is still not willing to trust himself and tells her to leave. The book was pretty short and a good read.
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