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Tiger Lady by Peggy Webb · Booklabria

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Tiger Lady

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 2

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ROAD TO ROMANCE — At the rate Bea Adams was going, she'd never get to her family reunion! Alabama was quite a ways off, and she was stuck on a dark mountain road with a car that wouldn't budge. Then a tall, blond, bearded stranger appeared in a battered pickup. Bea was reluctantly rescued... and began her long journey home. — Though major mishaps slowed them down, rugged Russ Hammond accelerated her heartbeat!

The sassy, smart-mouthed lady deserved to be dubbed "Tiger Lady," but Russ sensed she was as lonely as he was. A drifter with his own demons, Russ had given up on love long ago. So why was he sharing secrets ... and warm kisses? And hoping that before their journey ended, he'd convince the sexy spitfire that they'd both been home all along...

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