Books by Janice Walker

/p>Tara North has had enough. Bored of her job at one of New York's most prestigious law firms, and unimpressed by her non-existent love life, she knows something needs to change; she's just not sure what. When fate intervenes in the shape of Tray Buchanan, a well known playboy and paparazzi magnet, her life as she once knew it is transformed completely. When a shocking accident puts her life in danger, Tara retreats to the home of Aunt Rosa in the idyllic small mountain town of Big Spruce, Washington to recuperate.As Tara struggles to uncover the truth behind her accident, Big Spruce reveals secrets of its own. Just who is the striking Native American Shasta King? And just how much does Tray really know about her accident? And why is he so interested in the reservation land around Big Spruce?As her past and new life collide, Tara is faced with question which has been hanging over her since she arrived in Big Spruce - which life will she choose? And will she uncover the truth of the past in time to save her future?

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