USA Today best-selling author Maureen Child pens stirring romances that hold a special place in the hearts of her many fans. The Last Lone Wolf introduces Jericho King, an ex-Marine who enjoys a
quiet life running a survival camp at his mountain lodge. Then Daisy Saxon, the sister of a fallen comrade, shows up looking for help. Reminded of a promise he once made to Daisy's brother, Jericho
feels it's his duty to give her a job and a place to sleep. But what Daisy really wants is to have a baby-and for Jericho to be the father.
Editorial Reviews
Editorial Reviews
“Nobody handles family drama (and comedy) with a finer hand than Child. This is one of her finest, with witty dialogue and spine-tingling romance.”
—Romantic Times
Maureen Child is a USA Today bestselling romance author. She has written over ninety books and has been nominated for the RITA Award five times. Child writes under a variety of pen
names; as Kathleen Kane she writes primarily paranormal romances, and as Ann Carberry she writes western historical romances. As herself Child is best known for her Bachelor Battalion series and a
variety of stand-alone novels, including The Part-Time Wife, Loving You, Some Kind of Wonderful, A Crazy Kind of Love, and others. Her novel A Pocketful of
Paradise was made into a television movie called The Soul Collector, staring Melissa Gilbert, Bruce Greenwood, and Ossie Davis. She currently lives in Southern California with her
family.
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