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Hawk's pursuit

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Hawk Crest #3 THEIRS WAS A TALE OF TRAGEDY AND TRIUMPH Four children abandoned in an orphanage. Two missing parents. One man whose hatred had divided a family, whose duplicity ended in murder, inextricably weaving all their lives together in a web of lies that only time could untangle. J.L. REBEL Jena Leigh Hawk had gone by that pseudonym ever since she took up newspaper work. To her, writing the truth was more important than anything else, and she hid her femininity behind a man’s name, her beauty behind spectacles and drab clothing. But when she went to Galveston, Texas, to uncover a very personal truth, the origins of her family, her businesslike façade began to crack. Colonel Clay Madison seemed to see right through to her heart, to the yearning, vulnerable woman she was inside. And in his arms, Jena Leigh discovered the pure joy of being female. Hawk Crest Series: Hawk by Elaine Barbieri Hawk's Pledge by Constance O'Banyon Hawk's Passion by Elaine Barbieri Hawk's Pursuit by Constance O'Banyon Hawk's Prize by Elaine Barbieri

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2006

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341 pages

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Leisure Books

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ENG

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