Against the rules
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"Teague has lost his identity, his family and is constantly running for his life. Now his goal to put as many of the cartel away as possible, before they kill him. Chantel was raised with the knowledge that bogey men …
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"Teague has lost his identity, his family and is constantly running for his life. Now his goal to put as many of the cartel away as possible, before they kill him. Chantel was raised with the knowledge that bogey men exist. She carries a gun and she knows how to use it. Her only real fear is of dying alone, without ever knowing the meaning of true love. The cartel has used Teague's weakness for redheads in the past. When Chantel literally falls into his lap, he pursues her anyway. Caught in the sights of a serial killer her father has spent his life hunting down, Chantel learns that there are worse things in life than death. Teague must choose between his life’s work and the young woman who has made his life worth living."--Amazon.com
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