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by Linda Howard
In a tiny Idaho
community, widowed mother Cate
Nightingale owns and operates a
struggling bed-and-breakfast;
occasionally she enlists the aid of
Calvin Harris, the shy, enigmatic local
handyman. To Cate's shock, Calvin proves
much bolder than expected when a trio of
thugs invades her inn, demanding the
possessions of a guest who vanished some
days before. Though Calvin manages to
disperse the intruders, the men soon
regroup and shut down phone access in
the village, holding its citizens
hostage.
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Linda Howard is the pen name of Linda S. Howington. She was born August 3, 1950 in Alabama. After graduating high school, she worked for a trucking company where she met her husband, Gary Howington. A writer from the age of nine, Howington published her first book in 1982. She is a prolific writer, having produced more than fifty romance novels over a twenty-five year period. She won the Romance Writers of America Career Achievement Award in 2005. She lives in Alabama with her husband and two golden retrievers.
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