Southern Comfort (Hardcover)
| Author: Fern Michaels |
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Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Kensington Pub Corp
ISBN-10: 0758227175
ISBN-13: 9780758227171
Sku: 216016597
Publish Date: 4/26/2011
Pages:
248
Age Range:
NA
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| Patrick Tick Kelly was devoted to his career as an Atlanta homicide detective--until his wife and children were murdered. Now he lives an isolated life in Mango Key, Florida. DEA Agent Kate Rush is keeping tabs on a mysterious compound near Tick''s home, believed to be the base for a human trafficking ring--and she thinks Tick is involved. |
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In this engaging and original romantic thriller, a former homicide detective falls for a special agent. When Tick Kelly's wife and kids were killed, he gave up police work and fled to Florida to become a writer. There he meets special agent Kate Rush, who enlists his help on a complex case involving a human trafficking ring, Tick accepts, and soon finds himself opening up to the possibility of another relationship.
In this engaging and original romantic thriller, a former homicide detective falls for a special agent. When Tick Kelly's wife and kids were killed, he gave up police work and fled to Florida to become a writer. There he meets special agent Kate Rush, who enlists his help on a complex case involving a human trafficking ring, Tick accepts, and soon finds himself opening up to the possibility of another relationship.
Author Bio
Fern Michaels
Fern Michaels grew up in Hastings, Pennsylvania, got married, and had five children before she picked up a pen to begin writing what would turn out be one best-selling romance after another. One of the most consistent bestselling romance writers of the '80s and '90s, Michaels writes mostly steamy historical romances with heavy doses of passion, seduction, and torrid adultery. Divorced from her first husband, she dedicates much of her time to philanthropic concerns, having set up the Fern Michaels Foundation, which grants scholarships to students in need. She also set up affordable pre-school and day-care centers for struggling single mothers.
Praise
"Michaels mixes humor and good old-fashioned cop drama in an endearing way, and the lead characters are multidimensional."
- Rhomylly Forbes
03/15/2011
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