Kirjahaku

She heard the sentence over and over go through her head, "Your parents are gone." First it was over the phone, then when she faced her Uncle after the family jet landed and now, today........ Julia Rose Carmichael is now alone. Going home, going through the motions for the funeral. A funereal of both parents from a deadly car accident. Julia Rose became a shell of herself as she goes on with her life. Then finding that she is a suspect in their death? Trying to understand what is going on as relatives arrive to mourn the loss? But they act as if they don't understand what is going on, and they did not attend the funeral? Really? The siblings don't know what the hell happened to their older brother and wife? Who do you trust? Handling things the best that she can all the while trying to juggle all the various people including the man trying to help her with this, Julia Rose has her hands full. And the need to ask everyone, 'What do you know about this'

I lay with my head between my paws watching Cinderella and knew that no matter what, I was not getting that bed by the window. The one in the sunlight. The one with the fluffy blanket that was on the window seat. My spot. I gave a sigh and thought back in time when I was a puppy left alone in a dark forgotten alley. I was so small and fuzzy. A Golden Retriever, born from award winning blood line parents. My owners called me a 'runt' and assumed because of my size I was not suitable for breeding future generations of show dogs. I was thrown away, left in a cardboard box and abandoned. After being found by Harry, I am loved and have grown-up to be a K-9 cop. In the first book I shared my experiences of being a rookie and learning to become a K-9 Cop This was over two years now and a lot has changed.

B. Fairchild was requested, no. She was told to fly to the ranch and talk to the author. Barbara had read the book. Liked it. And yes, the author had requested her and only her to handle it. Why? She had no clue. But here she was, in the company jet flying over nothing. Serious here. There was nothing outside the window as the jet was landing. Landing on a strip of pavement in the middle of nowhere. She looked out the window and saw dirt. Getting off the jet, feeling the heat Barbara thought that she knew what Hell felt like. Noticing that no one greeted her she walked to the small building with 'Office' written on the door. There Barbara found out that the man she was to meet had passed away, but she was to continue on to the ranch. Going to the ranch took the fun out of everything. Dirt, heat and 2 1/2 hrs. made her feel like a wilted flower. First impressions? Don't make me laugh. But she wiped the dirt off her face and got out of the van. Turned and stopped in her tracks as she looked up at the cowboy coming down the steps. Did her heart quit? Shaking hands she felt the electricity. Did he feel it too? Together, Brett and Barbara handled the issues. Faxed the information to the studio and looked at each other. Lust or love? Barbara had no idea. But at her age, she was ready. Ready for 'the one'. The one that would make her a woman. Brett was handsome, but was he willing? The filming progressed, then 'things' happened that were not normal. Someone was doing their best to stop the movie. When Barbara's trailer on the set burnt, Brett stepped up security. Getting Barbara back to his ranch he felt he could protect her better. But not everything goes as planned.....