by Kitty Margo
Hastily wiping away a single tear as it scorched a trail down her sunburned cheek, she sniffled and drew a calming breath before anyone noticed her moment of weakness and laughed at her foolishness for crying around a gang of seasoned inmates. She hated to cry, unless it was to get her way, and it was indeed a rare occurrence when it happened for any other reason.
Yet some days the thought of spending the next five years in this hellhole completely overwhelmed her and she briefly gave vent to the pain. Crying was a sign of weakness she could ill afford. Weakness would get you killed in her current home, the Mississippi Women’s Prison Farm.
Thank you so much for readingLynna’s Beau. I am truly honored that you chose to spend your time reading a book from my collection.
Listed below is the order to read my entire series of novels about Joshua, Lynna and their families if you like.
Lynna’s Rogue
Lynna’s Beau
Lynna’s Promise
Lynna’s Destiny
A Pirate to Treasure (Jerica’s Story)
Clara’s Song
Clara’s Heart
Clara’s Desire
Clara’s Forever (April 25, 2016)
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Happy Reading!
Dedicated to
My beta readers. I could not have done it
without you.
Patty Hanson, the first person to read the rough
draft of Lynna’s Beau. Thank you for the
invaluable time and energy you dedicated
to this book.
Nancy Campbell, for eyes that spot typos quicker than a radar, and for some extremely helpful suggestions.
Teri Lovo, BFF
Brandy Surrett and Pat Surrett, for your love
of reading and your encouragement
every step of the way.
Ashley Burleson and Erica Frick for your boundless
enthusiasm. Marie Dennis and Lorie Thompson,
with me since the first book was published.
Megan Hinson for your expertise and your willingness
to answer any and all computer questions, especially
when I was banging my head, trying to
embed a font .
and
Malinda Barrett, sister extraordinaire.