Property Of
Property Of by C. P. Smith is a contemporary romantic suspense novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on April 24, 2015. This edition spans 312 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Nicola Royse, who, inspired by her teenage dreams of Scottish Highlanders, finds herself entangled in a dangerous plot involving a killer targeting her and her friends. As she navigates this perilous situation, she encounters Detective Dallas Vaughn, whose dedication to catching criminals takes a personal turn when he becomes her protector.
Readers will find a blend of romance and suspense as the narrative unfolds, showcasing the dynamic between Nicola and Dallas against a backdrop of danger. The book explores themes of love and heroism, with Dallas stepping into the role of Nicola’s White Knight while they confront a menacing adversary. With elements of fiction, romance, and suspense, Property Of offers a gripping tale that intertwines personal aspirations with life-threatening challenges.
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“Life imitates art far more than art imitates Life.” Oscar Wilde Author Nicola Royse dreamed of Scottish Highlanders as a teen then wrote about them as an adult. Always looking but never finding her own White Knight, she still held out hope that he would one day ride up on his trusty steed. He rode up all right, on a silver Harley with heat in his eyes and a detective’s badge on his hip while she and her friends plotted her first contemporary romantic suspense. Of course, life couldn’t’ imitate art without a killer on the loose, one that had Nicola and her friends in his sights. Detective Dallas Vaughn dedicated his life to catching killers. Then one day he bumped into the girl-next-door, and all that changed. Now he’s her White Knight fighting against a Dark Prince . . one who would love to see her dead. Rated R for language, violence, and sexual content.
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