The Man She Should Have Married (18 page)

In the short time she'd been inside his house, Andie had forgotten most of her nervousness around Marshall. Perhaps it was his injury that made him feel a little less threatening to her—though she had a feeling that even if he'd suffered
two
broken legs in that accident, the sheriff of Lake Haven County would never be anything less than dangerous.

Copyright © 2016 by RaeAnne Thayne

ISBN-13: 9781488002748

The Man She Should Have Married

Copyright © 2016 by Patricia A. Kay

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