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The secret
After a brush with death, Kate Rollins and her young son arrive in Lost Peak, Montana, to start a new life, but soon it becomes apparent that someone doesn't want her in Lost Peak, and she turns to handsome Chance McLain for comfort.
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- "After a brush with death, Kate Rollins and her young son arrive in Lost Peak, Montana, to start a new life, but soon it becomes apparent that someone doesn't want her in Lost Peak, and she turns to handsome Chance McLain for comfort."@en
- "After a brush with death, Kate Rollins and her young son arrive in Lost Peak, Montana, to start a new life, but soon it becomes apparent that someone doesn't want her in Lost Peak, and she turns to handsome Chance McLain for comfort."
- "Haunted by a near-death experience, a troubles son, and a failed marriage, advertising executive Kate Rollins is ready to escape the harsh glamor of Los Angeles for the small-town vibe of Lost Peak, Montana. All she want is the simple life of running a cafe inherited from her grandmother Nell. A change to recharge, a time to refocus. What she gets is a suspicious feeling about Nell's death and a sexy rancher named Chance McLain..."
- ""Kate is trying to start her life over again. She moves from LA after almost being killed by a gang related shooting. She leaves her deadbeat husband and takes off to Montana with her young son. She finds herself loving the country life until someone wants her gone. ... With the help of sexy Chance McLain she is in a quest for the truth."--Amazon.com."@en
- "After a brush with death, Kate Rollins and her young son arrive in Lost Peak, Montana, for a new start, but soon it becomes apparent that someone does not want her in Lost Peak, and she turns to rancher Chance McLain for comfort."
- "After a brush with death, Kate Rollins and her young son arrive in Lost Peak, Montana, for a new start, but soon it becomes apparent that someone does not want her in Lost Peak, and she turns to rancher Chance McLain for comfort."@en
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