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    Wilder's Woman

    By Laura Taylor

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    “Laura Taylor writes with the power and sensuality that characterizes the best authors in the romance genre.” Romantic Times Book Reviews

    Wilder's Woman

    Former federal prosecutor, now ex-con, Craig Wilder once symbolized the very best of the justice system, until a vengeful man and a faithless wife transformed his world into a living hell. No one knows the true extent of the damage done to Victim Advocate Tasha Lockridge - not even ex-husband Craig Wilder. Tasha's fierce determination fuels her now that she's found the evidence to vindicate Craig. She vows to fight for him, for the restoration of his reputation, for a reversal of his conviction, and for the rescue of his soul. Convincing Craig that she is his best ally is just the first battle in their seductive war of wills. This is a war Tasha intends to win. Only then will Craig Wilder realize that Tasha Lockridge has always been and will always be ... WILDER'S WOMAN.

    Readers Praise Other Books by Laura Taylor:
    DESERT ROSE: "If you like patriotic, tough as nails military guys with a sensitive side, read this!"
    MIDNIGHT STORM: “It’s got everything – love, lust, action, suspense, and great characters!”
    HEARTBREAKER: "Storytelling at its all-time best!”
    MORE THAN FRIENDS: “Another superb romance from Laura Taylor …
    I could not stop reading this book!”
    FALLEN ANGEL: “Excellence continues!”

    WILDER'S WOMAN is a Special Author’s Cut Updated Edition of Loveswept Classic Romance #652

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaura Taylor
    Release dateJan 5, 2014
    ISBN9780989320450
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    Wilder's Woman
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    Laura Taylor

    Laura Taylor, currently a retired RN, has a bachelors degree in psychology and an associate degree in Nursing. After nurturing a lifelong love of cooking and painting, she painted the front and back cover art for this, her first book. She resides in Gold Canyon, AZ with her husband Gil, and their dog, Juney Bug.

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