Robin M. (robinmy) -
Esther Jackson needed protection. She received a letter and phone call from the father that she helped put in prison for murder. Now she has turned to her nearest neighbor, rancher Craig Nighthawk, for help.
This book is part of Lee's Conard County series. If you've never read any books in this series, you won't have a problem. As a stand alone title, this book is pretty good. But I felt like I had read this story before. It's so much like a couple of the previous books in the series. This is the 10th book in the series and it feels like the author has run out of story ideas.
This book is part of Lee's Conard County series. If you've never read any books in this series, you won't have a problem. As a stand alone title, this book is pretty good. But I felt like I had read this story before. It's so much like a couple of the previous books in the series. This is the 10th book in the series and it feels like the author has run out of story ideas.
Melissa V. (abbynormal) reviewed Nighthawk (Conard County, Bk 10) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 781) on
Conard County series - Esther Jackson needed Craig Nighthawk's protection. The father she'd helped put away for murder was now seeking her out, so against her reclusive nature, she welcomed the darkly handsome Nighthawk into her home, hoping he could keep her safe....
Debbie M. (Tafwin) reviewed Nighthawk (Conard County, Bk 10) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 781) on
Esther Jackson need Craig Nighthawk's protection. The father she'd helped put away for murder was now seeking her out, so against her reclusive nature, she welcomed the darkly handsome Nighthawk into her home, hoping he could keep her safe.
Craig knew all about fear and isolation. After all, he was still being tried and convicted by the people of Conrad County for a crime he hadn't committed. All he wanted was to be left alone. Until he met Esther, and discovered in her loving arms a peace he would safeguard at any cost. . . .
Craig knew all about fear and isolation. After all, he was still being tried and convicted by the people of Conrad County for a crime he hadn't committed. All he wanted was to be left alone. Until he met Esther, and discovered in her loving arms a peace he would safeguard at any cost. . . .
