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Watch Over Me by Gail R Delaney (Paperback / softback, 2013)

Ten years ago, Dovan Greer lost everything. Now, he wants to feel thing and exists only for his work. Until he is assigned to protect Olivia Weston -- The Sweetheart of Broadway -- from a sociopath dubbed The Broadway Killer. Olivia's life and career has been micromanaged since she was young. Dovan puts decision into her hands and treats her like a woman, t a commodity. He makes her fall in love with him, whether it was his intention or t. Her beauty and grace would be easy eugh for Dovan to igre - if Olivia didn't want him as much as he denies he wants her. He kws it's t smart, and tries every excuse he can to dissuade her - including their fourteen year age difference. It's been a long time since he let his heart feel anything, but once it does, it's impossible to igre. When danger stalks the shadows, and her life is in his hands, he wonders if he is capable of loving her and protecting her. He failed once to protect the woman who loved him. He can't fail again.

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Author Biography
Gail R. Delaney has been actively writing 'for publication' since 1996. The first novel she ever wrote is still sitting on her computer, waiting for the major rewrite that will make it acceptable. She says she has learned a great deal since writing that book, and it shows when she looks back at that rough draft. Gail has had several novels published in the genres of contemporary romance, romantic suspense and futuristic romance. Her novels have received several nominations and awards since she was first published in 2005. Gail and her family recently moved from the cold and blustry east coast to Southern California, and is loving every moment of sunshine she can soak in -- without risking a sun burn.
Date of Publication
11/10/2013
Country of Publication
United States

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