Page 91 of One to Save (One to Hold 6)

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One to Save

(Derek & Melissa)

Some threats come at you as friendly fire.

Some threats take away everything.

Family won’t let you go down without a fight.

The Secret isn’t as secure as Derek’s team originally thought it was, and a person on the inside of Alexander-Knight is set on exposing him, breaking him, and taking away all he holds dear.

Refusing to let anyone suffer for his crimes, Derek takes matters into his own hands. He’s exposed, he’s defenseless, but his friends are determined to save him.

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One to Chase

(Amy & Marcus)

Amy Knight, meet Marcus Merritt.

Patrick’s ambitious, over-achieving little sister has just landed an interview with one of the top law firms in Chicago. The only problem is the sexy, high-powered attorney interviewing her is the same green-eyed player she hooked up with after a certain wedding in Wilmington.

He’s also Elaine’s older brother. Is this even legal?!

Complications everywhere, and the more they run, the less they’re sure who’s chasing whom.

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Acknowledgments

Always, my deepest thanks goes to my sweet husband “Mr. TL” for his patience and support. In this story, he even provided his legal expertise. Thank you, babe, for rewriting that scene because, “No lawyer would ever say that.” (LOL!) I love you.

Thanks to my sweet daughters, who are excited and supportive even when I tell you it’s going to be another six years (at least) before you can read one of these.