A Man to Trust

by Justine Davis

Series: Trinity Street West (4)

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Trinity Street West RITA Award Winning Author She could never trust a cop.... THE MAN BEHIND THE BADGE Kelsey Hall needed someone to trust. But the one man she wanted desperately to trust with her secrets and her heart, was the one man she knew she couldn't.... One week at Kelsey's country inn was the only vacation Detective Cruz Gregerson allowed himself from his badge and the daughter he adored, but his hostess was turning out to be one irresistible case. Now Cruz was on the job again...and this time his heart was on the line. Trinity Street West. Where danger lies around every corner--and the biggest danger of all is falling in love.… (more)

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A good continuation of the series. I don't like Cruz as well as I do Ryan or Quisto, but the story still works. Again, slightly contrived conflict (what a surprise). It feels like the conflict is dragged out longer than necessary to make enough of a story for a book. But it's still fun to read. (

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A Man to Trust [and] Positive I.D. by Justine Davis

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1997-08-01

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Trinity Street West RITA Award Winning Author She could never trust a cop.... THE MAN BEHIND THE BADGE Kelsey Hall needed someone to trust. But the one man she wanted desperately to trust with her secrets and her heart, was the one man she knew she couldn't.... One week at Kelsey's country inn was the only vacation Detective Cruz Gregerson allowed himself from his badge and the daughter he adored, but his hostess was turning out to be one irresistible case. Now Cruz was on the job again...and this time his heart was on the line. Trinity Street West. Where danger lies around every corner--and the biggest danger of all is falling in love.

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