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    Hard Habit to Break
    Hard Habit to Break
    Hard Habit to Break
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    Hard Habit to Break

    Written by Melissa Schroeder

    Narrated by Lacy Laurel

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    Once a powerful paranormal, psychically crippled Drug Enforcement office, Nolete Ashford has rebuilt her life from ashes. Thanks to experiments done at government facilities, she has lost all of her abilities. It doesn't stop her from doing her job especially now there is a powerful new drug killing paranormals. Unfortunately, she needs help from the one man she could never forget.

    Drake thought he had lost Letty years before. He will stop at nothing to help her find the man behind the drug. When her abilities start to return, he is ready to stand by her side and prove to her that he is the man for her. As the get closer the truth, long buried secrets come to light, altering Letty and Drake's entire world and threatening the fragile new relationship they have built--not to mention their lives.   

    Editor's Note

    USA Today Bestselling Author...

    A telepath who’s lost her powers has no choice but to ask her ex for help in finding the maker of a dangerous drug targeting paranormals. This second-chance romance is erotic science fiction at its best, with suspenseful action and just as exciting sex scenes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateJul 5, 2022
    ISBN9781094443911
    Author

    Melissa Schroeder

    From an early age, USA Today Bestselling author Melissa loved to read. First, it was the books her mother read to her including her two favorites, Winnie the Pooh and the Beatrix Potter books. She cut her preteen teeth on Trixie Belden and read and reviewed To Kill a Mockingbird in middle school. It wasn’t until she was in college that she tried to write her first stories, which were full of angst and pain, and really not that fun to read or write. After trying several different genres, she found romance in a Linda Howard book. Since her first published book, Grace Under Pressure, Mel has had over 60 short stories, novellas, and novels published. She has written in genres ranging from historical to contemporary to futuristic and has worked with 8 publishers although she handles most of her publishing herself. She is best known for her Harmless and Santini series. After years of following her military husband around the country and world, Mel happily lives with her family in horse and wine country in Northern Virginia.

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