Hunt a Runaway: Angel Private Eye 1: An Earthbound Angel Series

From the Publisher that brought you popular short story series Witching Call, Hostile Hearts, Earthbound Angels, The January Morrison Files Psychic Series, Ralph's Gift, Children of Time, Chains of Darkness, Song of Teeth, Tropical Storms and Friend Zone...

HIS GIFT IS TO FIND MISSING PEOPLE BUT HE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE'S MISSING UNTIL SHE CAME

An Earthbound Angel who has the ability to find missing people, Graeme St. Paul has become a reliable private investigator. He learns to be a man, and learns to appreciate beautiful women, but none of them interests him enough to keep around.

Then Graeme is hired by a very rich man to locate the half-sister he hadn’t known existed until his father’s sudden death. It’s just another missing person’s case to him—until he meets Kiara Shannon.

Even dirty and disheveled, Kiara is feisty and brave and mysterious—and very beautiful underneath her act of bravado. She's done everything she can to make sure her kid brother Ronan will not be taken from her. After he's saved them and brings them home, he finds out there is more to the siblings's story than what he's been told, and that an unknown danger is the reason behind their being runaways.

Graeme will protect them as much as he can, but the fierceness of his protection isn't just because he wanted to be good. He can sense a very human feeling between him and Kiara, something he was both afraid and excited about. Something he might try to investigate, and soon.

Is he finally experiencing that human state that's more commonly known as being "in love"?

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READER ADVISORY: This story contains contents that some reader may find objectionable, including sex and erotic themes.
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As he looked around the very large room, he saw a couple of bare mattresses lying on the floor along with an assortment of blankets. There was what looked to be a propane camping stove and some things that looked like a couple of eating utensils and plates. There were boxes and other things that he was unable to identify.

“Look,” she said, her voice hard but husky, trying with difficulty to show bravado, “let me get him settled and then I’ll settle up with you.”

She took the boy by the hand again and led him over to one of the mattresses. As Graeme watched, she put his crackers and deviled ham on a plate and spoke softly to him. But her face was cold and hard again when she turned around and walked back over to him.

“Okay, follow me.”

Graeme did follow her but not for the reasons she thought. When they were out of sight of the boy, she turned to face him with a determined look on her face.

She also looked very pale. And this time, she was not looking at him.

With trembling hands, she reached for the waist of his jeans.

Graeme just couldn’t let that go on. His hands reached and gripped her wrist, stopping her from touching him.

She jumped and wide eyes flew to his face.

He lived as an angel for what constituted like eternity to humans like this woman, and that should be enough for him to feel validated about where his conscience stood.

But as she looked at him like that, he felt like he was really a very bad person....

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