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MidKnight Blue #3

Where Loyalties Lie

Midnight Chevalier finally has it all. She’s got a great career, the man she loves, and a beautiful child. Life should be perfect, but nothing is ever as simple as it seems. It isn’t long before the cracks start to appear.

The big double wedding had been a magical experience. Joe and Randy had fought hard for their romance and it had been a complete whirlwind. But soon after settling into married life, Randy becomes restless and decides she wants more, regardless the cost.

When ambition and drive collide with jealousy and betrayal, it will be hard to know Where Loyalties Lie.

212 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 30, 2018

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Sherryl D. Hancock

65 books157 followers
Sherryl grew up in San Diego, California the youngest of three. She began making up stories as a teenager.
Working for the State of California at the Department of Justice taught her the inner workings of law enforcement. Her first stories centered around law enforcement situations. She married her husband and had two children. She continued writing and attempted to be published. When an agent returned her submission for the third time she gave up.
Always the romantic, the stories came with a vengeance after marrying her wife. Her biggest fan, (other than her mother) her wife, Tirzah, decided these needed to be published. First self-published then contacted by a publisher this is a dream come true for Sherryl.

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3 reviews
April 2, 2018
Something was missing.

I usually like Sherryl Hancock’s stuff in the five star range but this one was missing something and the ending felt felt more like a sudden stop than the way she normally writes.
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May 1, 2018
I love the way Hancock writes and how well developed her characters are but this installment in the MidKnight Blue series seemed to lack the usual drive. All the amazing characters were there and I understand they are in flux. Just this book seemed more like an interlude than a truely developed story. Doesn't make it a bad book by any means just the plot was not as well driven as Hancock's other books although the chracters were still amazing.
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November 16, 2020
Still waiting to see where the interconnection to the WEHO stories begin.
61 reviews2 followers
January 12, 2021
WOW!!!

These stories just suck you in. You have to keep reading to find out what happens! Just....AGAIN,
WOW! Read these books, you won't regret it.
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