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Man Without a Badge
He'd been stripped of everything ... Detective Sam Moore had lost his badge, his job, his dignity. Now he was a fugitive, headed both for Marly Kramer's horse farm and for Marly's young charge, an eleven-year-old eyewitness to the murder of which Sam had been accused ... Marly had been looking for a strong, hardy horseman. Soon enough, the way Sam filled out a Stetson and jeans convinced her she needed Sam. But then she began to suspect the horrible truth-that Sam had really come, not for her, but for the young child she'd sworn to protect. LAWMAN-There's nothing sexier than the strong arms of the law!
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- "He'd been stripped of everything ... Detective Sam Moore had lost his badge, his job, his dignity. Now he was a fugitive, headed both for Marly Kramer's horse farm and for Marly's young charge, an eleven-year-old eyewitness to the murder of which Sam had been accused ... Marly had been looking for a strong, hardy horseman. Soon enough, the way Sam filled out a Stetson and jeans convinced her she needed Sam. But then she began to suspect the horrible truth-that Sam had really come, not for her, but for the young child she'd sworn to protect. LAWMAN-There's nothing sexier than the strong arms of the law!"@en
- "Detective Sam Moore has lost his badge, his job, his dignity. Now he was a fugitive, headed both for Marly Kramer's horse farm and for Marly's young charge, an eleven-year-old eyewitness to the murder of which Sam has been accused."