The Rescuer
The Rescuer by Peggy Moreland is a First Edition published by Silhouette Books in 1993, featuring 186 pages in English. This fiction work intertwines romance with the unexpected challenges of parenthood, beginning with a dramatic 911 call from a young girl. The story unfolds as Gunner, a responder to the call, encounters Marybeth, who is in a precarious situation with her daughter Miranda, leading to a series of unexpected interactions that challenge their initial instincts.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the complexities of relationships and the dynamics of single parenthood. As Marybeth navigates the demands of raising her spirited daughter, she grapples with the possibility of a romantic connection with Gunner, who seems to be drawn back into their lives despite his reservations. The book delves into themes of love, responsibility, and the serendipity of fate, all set against the backdrop of everyday life.
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BACHELOR
Romance was the last thing on my mind when I answered a 911 call from a little girl whose mother was unconscious. That changed when I broke down the door and encountered Marybeth, who was scantily clad, very much alive and utterly bewildered. Her daughter Miranda–a miniature spitfire in oversize heels and mascara–was obviously a handful. My instincts warned me to stay away.. . so why do I keep going back?
BACHELORETTE
Single-handedly raising a child who’s eight-going-on-eighteen zaps all my energy. I must admit, Gunner might be marriage material, if I had time for a relationship . . . which I don’t. But fate–and Miranda–keep throwing us together. And whenever that happens, we’re like teenagers, unable to keep our hands off each other ….
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