Lassiter'S Law (43 Light Street/Mine To Keep)

Rating:
Summary: 43 Light St
Review: LASSITER'S LAW - Rebecca York

Loner P.I. Sam Lassiter easily found the nanny who'd allegedly
kidnapped her young charge. But Laurel Coleman was far from
the dangerous, deceptive woman his client -- the boy's father
-- had warned him about.
Her arms held the boy lovingly and she begged Sam to believe
her innocence. The trust in her eyes, the naivete in her kiss
pulled Sam into a vortex of emotion. Emotion he couldn't
allow, with the gun-toting client on their heels. Sam had no
choice but to take Laurel and the boy on the run again.
Except this time the tempting woman and child would make him
face his deadliest enemy of all...

Rating:
Summary: Excellent romance/supense story
Review: This is one of the best romance/suspense stories I've read in an long time. This is an winner.Ex-con Laurel Coleman and PI/recovering alcoholic Sam Lassiter are thrown together to save the life of an sweet, five-year old little boy, while they are trying to save each other emotionally. Both have painful pasts that they are trying to overcome. Laurel is not the dangerous woman Sam is lead to believe and Sam is not the downbeaten man he think he is. With their growing tempation for each other admist the growing danger around them, they can overcome their past.