Are you a romance reader? I recently received the rights back for a romance I published as a Harlequin Superromance in 1988 called Past Convictions. I now needed to update it for republication. Amazing what changes over time: there were tape recorders and telephone booths and home movies, even names to update. Interestingly, the story of falling in love stood the test of time. :-)
I will show you the new cover when it's done. In the meantime, here is a sneak peek of the story:
Officer Taryn Boyd vowed to protect her juvenile Craig Taylor from sliding out of the frying pan of his youthful mistake into the fire of worse consequences. That meant placing him in any group home in the city except one – Spencer House. The universe conspired against her the day it gave her no choice. Jesse Spencer’s group home was the only one with a bed open when Craig desperately needed one.
Professionally, their philosophies on how to rehabilitate young offenders set them on an unavoidable collision course. Worse, this was personal for her.
Despite her most determined judgments, she had to concede he stood by his convictions. But Craig’s future was at stake. How could she explain this war inside her between her clear duty as a guardian and the unaccountable attraction of a man she couldn’t trust?
