Falling For Gin

Download or read book Falling for Gin written by Kaylin Bowen and published by Christi Daniels. This book was released on 2012-12 with total page 202 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Gin learned survival skills before she learned to read. Now, she can pick a lock, climb a mountain, wield a knife, shoot a gun, or hike blindfolded. Although her past is colorful, Gin is loyal and brave, as her friend Stella would tell you ?Ǫ a tragedy narrowly averted when they were in high school has closely bonded the two women. But Gin is vulnerable in matters of the heart. Self-conscious about her unusual abilities and lifestyle, she wants nothing to do with the comforts and challenges of a loving relationship.Enter Officer Lance Logan. Lance knows that Gin is guilty of breaking and entering ?Ǫ and he also knows shes lying about it; theres far more to her than meets the eye. Curious and drawn to Gin, Lance starts a journey of getting to know her, which sounds far simpler than it is. Throw in a psychic mother, an overly protective cat, and a contact at the DEA and you have all the elements of a delightful, page-turning contemporary romance. Will Gin be able to move to the next stage of her life, and learn that who she was doesnt determine who she is now? Falling for Gin has something for every reader wit, mystery, and characters who make mistakes, learn, grow, and change during the course of a thoroughly engaging story.