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Huckleberry Hill #3
Kensington Zebra
October 2014
On Sale: October 7, 2014
Featuring: Felty Helmuth; Anna Helmuth; Tyler Yoder
353 pages
ISBN: 1420133608
EAN: 9781420133608
Kindle: B00J7W1F3S
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The clouds parted, and Beth glimpsed a sliver of moon
surrounded by a patch of bright stars. Their breath hung
in the air as the clip-clop of horse hooves echoed in the
frosty evening above the singing. Beth didn’t think she’d
ever been so content. She glanced at Tyler. He studied
her face with that endearing seriousness he wore like a
favorite hat.
“Your eyes reflect the moonlight,” he whispered.
“So do yours.”
“Do you know what I see when I look in your eyes?”
His intensity unnerved her. Better to make him laugh.
“Sheer exhaustion?”
He determined not to be distracted. “I see a thousand
stories waiting to be told.” He smoothed his finger down
her cheek. “You’re laughing in all of them.”
She held absolutely still, savoring his touch as her
surroundings seemed to disappear. They might have been
the only people in the world. His soft, low voice hung in
the air like the scent of cinnamon pinecones and caressed
her with its deep longing. Beth could have closed her
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