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  Sylvie opened the passenger-side door for him, then came around the front of the car. Once behind the wheel, she replied, “Actually, it was Bobby and Meredith Spencer. Wade and Roni’s parents.”

  And mine.

  Ian faced front, revealing nothing to the local PD. He couldn’t be sure the police could be trusted. After all, his parents were murdered, pushed over the side of that mountain in their car, and the police thirty years ago called the crash an accident.

  Had the police been a part of the crime?

  Did they know why he had been taken from the scene?

  Ian peered out from the corner of his eye at Sylvie. It was too soon to tell her.

  He looked to her eyes again. Long lashes curled like a perfect Pacific Ocean wave. He didn’t believe them to be fake. She wasn’t wearing a swipe of makeup. Perfect, creamy skin, a hint of blush from the cold. She looked like a porcelain doll, so pale compared to his baked skin.

  “You hanging in there, Stone?” she asked, giving her attention to him for a brief moment while she drove. “You look a little...off. Not feeling light-headed, are you?”

  “Just a bit,” he said, but had to wonder if it was more from her presence than the loss of blood. He cleared his throat and scanned the mountains out his window. “I’m just not feeling the love in this town.”

  “You’ll be safe with me, Ian. I promise I won’t let another shot find its mark. It’ll be me before it will be you.”

  Copyright © 2016 by Katherine Lee

  ISBN-13: 9781488008788

  Abducted

  Copyright © 2016 by Dana Mentink

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