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The DEVIL SHE KNEW (Crimson Romance) - Softcover

Koontz, Rena

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Synopsis

You have to trust somebody, Cassidy. It might as well be me, he said. But she didn't know him. And something her mother taught her once always stayed with her: 'Better the devil you know than the devil you don't.'

When reputed mobster Tony DelMorrie feuds with his girlfriend and wins the fight by killing her, Cassidy Hoake is the only witness. She quickly becomes a target when DelMorrie skips bail - running is Cassidy’s only option. Now, she’s hiding from the devil, living in a small Ohio town, aware that only her anonymity protects her. She can’t afford complications like Clay Cestra. His police uniform fits like a second skin and he looks even better with his clothes off. But he is the law and she is a fugitive. A life with him means risking everything, confronting her demons and defeating the devil.

Sensuality Level: Sensual

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About the Author

Rena Koontz lives in Central Illinois with her husband, her dog, and her intriguing cast of characters who, in her mind, are real people --  even the dog.

From the Back Cover

When reputed mobster Tony DelMorrie feuds with his girlfriend and wins the fight by killing her, there is a witness to the murder.

Cassidy Hoake quickly becomes a target when DelMorrie skips bail - bail for a murderer? Unheard of! Cassidy is on the run, living in a small Ohio town, hiding from the devil. She maintains a low-key existence free of complications until Clay Cestra walks into her life.

His police uniform fits like a second skin and he looks even better with his clothes off. But he is the law and she is a fugitive and if Cassidy wants a life with him, she must first confront her demons.

When she does, she risks everything.

From the Inside Flap

For the first time in months, she'd fallen asleep on the couch and not awakened in the middle of the night perspiring. What kind of a man was Clay Cestra?
"You have to trust somebody, Cassidy. It might as well be me," he said. But she didn't know him. And something her mother taught her once always stayed with her: "Better the devil you know than the devil you don't."
She knew her demon. He was wealthy, politically connected, a suspected mob guy, a killer. She knew who she was running from. She didn't know Clay Cestra. If she trusted him, let him in, who was she running to?

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