Forbidden Territory
by Paula Graves

"Help me!" For Lily Browning, there was no escaping the visions that had haunted her all her life. And now a little girl's desperate cry for help had brought enigmatic, disturbingly masculine Lieutenant McBride to her door....

McBride didn't have time for psychics. He had a kidnapper to catch. But the honey-haired woman with the golden eyes seemed to see things no one else could---including his own tragic secret. With a child's life at stake, he had to trust Lily...even as each step plunged them deeper into danger and into the uncharted territory of irresistible desire....

Other Books by Paula Graves

Fugitive Bride
#1699 Campbell Cove Academy #3

The Girl Who Cried Murder
#1675 Campbell Cove Academy #2

Kentucky Confidential
#1668 Campbell Cove Academy #1

Romantic Thriller Collection

Stranger in Cold Creek
#1624 The Gates: Most Wanted #3

Blue Ridge Ricochet
#1618 The Gates: Most Wanted #2

Smoky Mountain Setup
#1612 The Gates: Most Wanted

Two Souls Hollow
The Gates Book 6

Killshadow Road
The Gates Book 5

Deception Lake
#1553 The Gates #4

Boneyard Ridge
The Gates Book 3

Crybaby Falls
The Gates Book 2

Dead Man's Curve
The Gates Book 1

Case File: Canyon Creek, Wyoming & Chickasaw County Captive
Intrigue Classics

The Legend of Smuggler's Cave
Bitterwood P.D. Book 6

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Paula Graves' Bio

Down here in the American South, we don't hide our crazy people. We showcase them. I've always thought it was because eccentric people make for the best stories, and we Southerners love our stories. Faulkner, McCullers, O'Connor, Porter---these are our chroniclers, writers steeped in the slow, steady pulse of the South's pride, suffering, honor, madness, venality and redemption. I grew up in Alabama, the heart of the South, and live here still. The need to tell stories has been a driving force in my life from a very young age. As a child, my favorite books were Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mysteries and Harlequin Romances. When I realized there were books that featured both romance and mystery, I knew I'd found my calling. Now I write for Harlequin Intrigue, where I get to play both matchmaker and murderer and get paid for it. In addition, I work a full-time day job at a Birmingham ad agency, where I'm a copywriter and graphic designer, a background that comes in handy when it's time to redesign my website and create promotional materials for my books. I'm also known among certain circles as the Cat Whisperer, but that's a whole other story. I love to hear from readers, so please click the contact button on my website and tell me what you think about my books.