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    The Lone Ranger

    By Sharon De Vita

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    THE LONE RANGER NEEDS A PARTNER

    Renegade Texas Ranger Cody Kincaid returned to Silver Creek to make peace with his birthrightand to capture his father's murderer. Someone wanted his landand Savannah Duncan, his father's tenant, was in jeopardy. So Cody moved in with the little lady to offer his protection.

    FOR A LIFETIME COMMITMENT!

    Sharing close quarters with the sexy single mom was far more than Cody had bargained for. It was clear that Savannah needed the lovin' of a good man, and her little boy desperately needed a father. And whether Cody knew it or not, this loner needed a family.

    WELCOME TO SILVER CREEK COUNTY: Full of small-town Texas charm, where everybody knows your name, and falling in love is all in a day's work!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459273306
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    Sharon De Vita

    Sharon De Vita, an Adjunct Professor of Literature and Communication, is also an award-winning author of over nineteen romance novels for Silhouette that frequently appear on the USA Today and Waldenbooks bestseller lists.Sharon admits that her books, which are known for lighthearted humour, as well as touching emotion, are generally family-connected miniseries and usually include the antics of children. In addition to writing romances, Sharon has also published numerous works of nonfiction, including a nonfiction hardcover that has been optioned as an NBC Movie of the Week. Although she never wanted to be pigeonholed as a writer, Sharon happily admits that writing romance is her genre of choice simply because she is a die-hard romantic who firmly believes in happy endings. Romance gives her the flexibility to explore the dynamics of two of the most fascinating topics in the world: love and families. After winning a national writing contest for Best Unpublished Book of 1985, Sharon's books have gone on to sell nearly two million copies with translations in over thirteen languages. She has also garnered numerous writing awards, including Romantic Times's prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. A single parent, Sharon resides in a small suburb of Chicago, with her three children. A frequent keynote speaker and guest lecturer at writing conferences across the country, Sharon admits that writing is her first love, followed only by reading. She counts Nora Roberts, mystery writer Martha Powers, and Richard Patterson among her favorite authors.

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