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Welcome to Tall Pines
Harlequin Heartwarming
March 2015
On Sale: March 1, 2015
Featuring: Elaine Watson; Dean Collins
167 pages
ISBN: 1460378997
EAN: 9781460378991
Kindle: B00OY9JG58
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He looked up at her. “I thought we were running together.
Isn’t that how this started?”
He had a point.
“Well…” She had no acceptable answer. To be honest, she
was embarrassed that she’d treated their jog like the
Boston Marathon. She offered him her hand. “Sorry. You’re
right. I don’t know what got into me.”
Dean took her hand and rolled up easily, as though he’d
been faking being worn out for her benefit.
“I know. You wanted to beat me. Got a real thing about
winning, don’t you?” Dean winced. “Maybe we should have
jogged together before I got into this bet with you. I
definitely need to be on the lookout for sabotage.
Right?”
“I don’t cheat.” But winning a race against someone who
didn’t even know he’d entered might not be completely
honest.
She stared at her running shoes, uneasy with how well he
already knew her.
He laughed. “Right. Beating me at a race I didn’t know we
were running isn’t exactly cheating.”
She took a deep breath. “Fine. I’m sorry. I just…” She
rolled the edge of her T-shirt between two fingers.
“Winning is important to me.”
“And to most normal men and women in the world.” Dean
took her hand in his, forcing her to stop the nervous
habit. “What happens when you lose?”