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Fate and Destiny

Claire Collins
Contemporary Romantic Suspense
978-1935171003
254 pgs

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A romantic thriller set on a snowy mountaintop. During a blizzard, Andrew’s dog, Shadow, finds Destiny—a beautiful woman left for dead, but very much alive. With her she brings mystery, danger and passion to the little cabin.

Reviews

As an avid reader of many kinds of books, I was very anxious to read Claire Collins' book, Fate and Destiny.I enjoyed it very much and read it several times.I read romance and mystery. There is a touch of both in these books that keeps the reader wanting more and more. That's what I want from her, more and more. For anyone who loves to read like I do, I highly recommend both of these books. I enjoyed them both and you will too.~Coleen Powley

If you enjoy a fast paced story with twists and turns, you'll enjoy this one. Claire Collins is skillful in building tension and notching it up as the story progresses. The ending has you going, yes!~S.D. Danzo-Amazon Review

Excerpt

      A body lay crumpled against the boulder. Tennis shoes, a pair of jeans, a leather jacket, and a pale face. None of which belonged a few hundred yards from his cabin. Andrew did not know this woman. He reached out to pull the dog’s collar, trying to avoid looking at the face of the unfortunate soul before him. Morbid curiosity won.
     Feminine features and deathly white skin framed by hair pulled into a ponytail. Long lashes graced high cheekbones over the closed eyelids. A bright red slash trickled down from a gash just below the hairline and flowed into a darker, drying patch that was pooling near her ear. A furrow marked the snow where the body rolled down the embankment. The barks became loud whines as the dog sniffed around the body and began licking the face. Before he could jump up, back away, or even breathe, there was a slight movement over the woman’s face. He focused his eyes just above the slightly open lips.
     “Oh my God.” Andrew let out his own breath. “She's alive.”