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A Rancher's Brand Of Justice by Ann Voss Peterson

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Also by Ann Voss Peterson:

Seized by the Sheik, February 2011
Paperback / e-Book
A Rancher's Brand Of Justice, July 2010
Mass Market Paperback
Covert Cootchie-Cootchie-Co, September 2009
Mass Market Paperback
Priceless Newborn Prince, May 2009
Mass Market Paperback
Christmas Awakening, November 2008
Mass Market Paperback
Inadmissible Passion, November 2008
Paperback
Wyoming Manhunt, March 2008
Paperback
Special Assignment, April 2007
Paperback
Critical Exposure, November 2006
Paperback
Vow to Protect, August 2006
Paperback
Evidence of Marriage, July 2006
Paperback
Serial Bride, June 2006
Paperback
Desert Sons, April 2005
Paperback (reprint)

A RANCHER'S BRAND OF JUSTICE
By: Ann Voss Peterson

Harlequin
July 2010
On Sale: July 13, 2010
224 pages
ISBN: 0373694873
EAN: 9780373694877
Mass Market Paperback
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Rugged rancher Nick Raymond didn't take orders from anybody. There was no way some city girlβ€”not even a knockout blondeβ€”was going to tell him what to do. Nick had finally been reunited with his son, and he was not about to bring the boy back to the city where he'd witnessed a murder. Investigator Melissa Anderson was just doing her job. But the rough-and-tumble cowboy wasn't making it easy…and neither was the attraction building between them. Nick and his son needed police protection, so getting attached was out of the question.