Lost in the Wind
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Lost in the Wind by Calle J. Brookes

03/13/2022

  ★ ★  ONE NIGHT CHANGES EVERYTHING.   ★ ★ 

She had survived.
She could survive.
She would survive again.

After a brutal assault and ovarian cancer as a teenager, Dr. Nikkie Jean Netorre refuses to call herself a victim ever again.

She does good things now—saving injured children and counseling assault victims at a local women’s charity. She’s moved on, has a purpose for her life, and everything is in her control now.

 ★ BUT...
SHE CAN’T CONTROL EVERYTHING.  

When a young patient dies, a grief-stricken Nikkie Jean runs straight into the arms of neighbor Dr. Caine Alvaro, just needing to forget for a little while. Caine—the one man she semi-trusts not to hurt her like she was hurt before.


 ★ EVERYTHING…
CHANGES IN ONE NIGHT. ★ 

One small step forward at a time—that was Caine's plan for helping Nikkie Jean feel safe with him.

But as they struggle to deal with their changing relationship, another surgeon has Nikkie Jean in his sights. A surgeon who has killed before—one who will stop at nothing to protect his sinister secrets. Now Caine has to keep Nikkie Jean safe once again—before someone else she loves pays the ultimate price.

Before the killer destroys them all.



◆◆◆◆◆FIRST in the FINLEY CREEK: DISASTER Quadrilogy.◆◆◆◆◆

Genre:
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