Mary Sullivan Books - Home is Where the Heart Is

AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR MARY SULLIVAN PRESENTS:

My sixth Harlequin Superromance will be available May 12, 2012. This is the last of the Ordinary, Montana series. What better way to end it than with the sheriff's story?

Shannon Wilson is on the fast track to the top. A DEA agent from the big city, she's simply passing through Ordinary, Montana, to settle a score. And no small-town sheriff will derail her plans simply because she flashes a badge and a great smile...no matter how sexy he looks in that cowboy hat.

After all, Sheriff Cash Kavenagh is ready to settle into that white-picket-fence ideal. And Shannon isn't about to swap her fast-paced lifestyle for such an ordinary existence. Only problem is--wrapped in those big masculine arms of his, Shannon can't seem to shake the feeling that life with Cash may just be the most extraordinary thing that's ever happened to her.

Shannon stopped, arrested by the sight of his massive bed. A faint glow of moonlight spilled through a window. Too many images of her and Cash mobbed her mind, images of them naked, covered only by moonlight and each other.

She wanted him. Now.

She felt his gaze on her. He leaned against the doorjamb, watching her, his arms crossed over his chest, his biceps stretching his white dress shirt.

"Need help with anything?" he asked, as though he knew what she'd been thinking as she stared at this bed.

"I want to go to bed with you."

"No."

No? He turned her down? She knew he desired her. "Why not?"

"We want two different things in life."

"Like what?"

"I want a relationship. At this point in my life, I want kids and a family."

He was turning things upside down, making a hash of her assumptions of what men were, and she didn't know what to make of it. Cash countered everything she knew about men.