"In the northern California town of Paradise Pines in the 1850s,
life has a rhythm. The stagecoach arrives; guests check into or out of the
Chaumers House hotel. The townspeople shop at the mercantile during the week
and go to church on Sunday. Some of the men go to the saloon in the evenings.
And Night Angel rules the darkness.
Make no mistake about it; Night Angel is a good guy. He just
prefers to remain anonymous as he performs his acts of kindness. But now he has
a problem-a very pretty problem. Miss Amalie Renard has arrived in town and she
has turned his carefully structured world upside down. She may be a little
shady, but the Night Angel (a.k.a. Declan Grainger) sees the possibilities
behind her brittle facade.
One look at the smoldering cover of “Night Angel” will
convince any reader that the man can be dangerous. One chapter of the book will
convince readers that Paisley Kirkpatrick, author of “Night Angel,” has made an
auspicious debut. Her story delivers romance, adventure and a promise of more
great stories to come. It also delivers a sexy hero with scruples and he lives
up to the standards he sets."
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