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Love After Snowfall

Suzanne D. Williams

Publisher: Suzanne D. Williams

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Summary

He never expected to find love in the wilds of Alaska, miles from anywhere. 
  
The death of Clementine Button's husband left her to fend for herself in the wilds of Alaska, and she was doing pretty well until one cold day after the first snowfall when she shot a moose. 
And a man. Or did she? Because the wound in Ezekiel Knapp's leg seems all wrong for her gun, and now, his life hangs in the balance. 
Everything that brought about her husband's death seems to have come full circle again. Only this time, the last thing she's going to do is wait and let another man die. Especially not one who in three days has managed to become everything she needs. 
From best-selling author, SUZANNE D. WILLIAMS, comes another romantic suspense where love beats all the odds. Short Story. 18,000 words. HEA.
Available since: 04/24/2016.

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