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    Autumn Frost: Seasons
    Autumn Frost: Seasons
    Autumn Frost: Seasons
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    Autumn Frost: Seasons

    By Aliyah Burke

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    ***This had originally been published as part of the Kindleworld's, Brotherhood Series. All references to that world have since been removed.***

    Simon Frederick, freshly separated from the military, is minding his own business heading home to his cabin deep in the Ozarks when a woman stumbles from the woods and right in front of his truck. When she passes out in his arms, he takes her home.

    Geri finds herself in a strange cabin with a man she doesn't know. The only familiar one to her mind, is Lars, her Beauceron. As her memory comes back little by little, she realizes that there is much more than meets the eye of the man who saved her. They grow closer as does the danger. When the bullets stop and the calm returns, will they be together?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSensual Romance Publishing
    Release dateSep 9, 2019
    ISBN9781393665014
    Autumn Frost: Seasons
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    Aliyah Burke

    USA Today bestselling author Aliyah Burke is an avid reader and is never far from pen and paper (or the computer). She is happily married to a career military man. They are owned by six Borzoi. She spends her days at the day job, writing, and working with her dogs.

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      Autumn Frost - Aliyah Burke

      Autumn Frost

      Copyright © 2019 Aliyah Burke

      Cover illustration copyright © Covers by K

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      This book is a work of fiction. All characters, places and events are from the author’s imagination and should not be confused with fact. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, events or places is coincidental. All trademarks, service marks, registered trademarks, and registered service marks are the property of their respective owners and are used herein for identification purposes only. 

      Published by: Sensual Romance Publishing

      Autumn Frost

      By

      Aliyah Burke

      Blurb for Autumn Frost

      Simon Frederick, freshly separated from the military, is minding his own business heading home to his cabin deep in the Ozarks when a woman stumbles from the woods and right in front of his truck. When she passes out in his arms, he takes her home.

      Geri finds herself in a strange cabin with a man she doesn’t know. The only familiar one to her mind, is Lars, her Beauceron. As her memory comes back little by little, she realizes that there is much more than meets the eye of the man who saved her. They grow closer as does the danger. When the bullets stop and the calm returns, will they be together?

      Dedication

      *Thank you* As always a huge, heartfelt thank you to the men and women of the Armed Forces. Past, present, and future. Bless you for your sacrifices, you and your families. To my own Navy man, I love you!

      Table of Contents

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Epilogue

      About the Author

      Additional Books by Aliyah Burke

      Chapter One

      What the... Fucking hell!

      Simon Frederick dropped his Grape Crush as he hit the brakes, and grabbed the steering wheel with both hands, fishtailing all over the narrow two-lane mountain road taking him away from June Bug to his small cabin up in the obscurity of the Ozarks. His tan Bronco with its beige trim shuddered, shook, and stopped with a screech of tires barely moments before he hit the blue capped woman who’d just come barreling out of the woods.

      Killing the engine, he hopped out, shaking off the spilled soda with more muttered cursing and hastened to the front where he no longer saw her. She lay in a boneless heap, blood streaming down one side of her head. The ballcap no longer there, exposing thick waves of blonde hair that had matted blood in it.

      Ma’am? he asked lunging toward her only to be brought up short by the sudden appearance of a large black dog with tan markings who appeared from the same direction she had. His canines gleamed in the rapidly fading light of day.

      Simon couldn’t hear any growling, but he had no doubt in his mind this dog was ready to protect her. With another swift glance at the head wound, he gazed at the canine then continued to where he could sink down by the woman.

      Bite me if you will, I have to see. He ripped his shirt off and balled it up to where a clean part was there and pressed it against her cranium.

      Her eyes fluttered open and he found himself captivated by a pair of dark hazel eyes. Holy shit.

      Run, she said, voice barely discernable. Run. Despite how faint her tone was, he couldn’t avoid noticing how her words were lined with raw fear.

      What happened? How did you get hurt? He checked the wound and put pressure back on it. Can you move?

      Have to. Keep moving, they’re coming. Guns. Coming. They’re coming. Her eyes closed and her entire body sagged into the road.

      She

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