Free Ambushed by Shara Azod

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    Copyright © April 2010 by Shara Azod
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    This book is a work of fiction. References may be made to
    locations and historical events; however, names, characters,
    places and incidents are the products of the authors’
    imaginations and/or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to
    actual persons (living or dead), businesses, events or locales is
    either used fictitiously or coincidental.

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    Cover Art: Marteeka Karland
    Editor/Proofreader: Stephanie Parent/Novellette Whyte
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    I dedicate this book to Fearless Leader because she is
    my favorite tyrant. And to her lovely daughter, the
    Mistress of Mischief—THE Jeanie Out of the Bottle,
    she inspires me to be all Hot & Bothered.

    —Shara

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    This work of erotica contains adult language
    and sexually explicit scenes, which are smoking
    hot. This book is intended only for adults, as it
    is defined by the laws of the country in which
    the purchase is made. Keep this book out of the
    hands of under-aged readers.

    Tex Westley watched covertly as Alexandria
    walked through the library, making sure everyone had
    left before closing. It was easy to avoid her otherwise
    eagle eye since she took the same route every night.
    The sexy little librarian walked down the aisles
    ensuring all was right and tight, beginning in the
    nonfiction section then working her way slowly to the
    children’s department in the back. He hid in the
    romance section, making sure to pull out all the books
    she had checked out over and over again back when
    they were in high school ten years ago. He then snuck
    back to the section she had already checked and
    waited. He had about fifteen minutes to go before she
    would do her final sweep and turn down the lights.
    Then she would settle in her tiny office to do her own
    writing for at least two hours before heading home.
    He wondered if anyone in Lauréa knew that
    sweet little ole Alexandria Lourdes was actually Siren
    Cox, erotic author extraordinaire. Her conservative
    parents would probably pass out if they knew. Tex had
    known the first time he’d picked up a book in a
    bookstore all the way in Montana, where he had
    moved after high school. His father had seven boys,
    and being the youngest, he hadn’t seen much point in
    sticking around the tiny ranch where he wasn't
    needed. So he’d struck out on his own, hoping to save
    up a little money to buy his own land one day. It had
    killed him to leave Lauréa; he loved everything about
    the picturesque Texas town. The people were
    neighborly, and there was no real crime to speak of
    besides the occasional drag racing or drunk and

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    disorderly conduct. It was perfect place to raise a
    family.
    Five of his older brothers had moved away a few
    years after he did, leaving the place to be run alone by
    his dad and his eldest brother. When Dad had suffered
    a heart attack earlier in the year, Cam, his eldest
    brother, had begged him to come back and help him
    with the place. All of his other brothers couldn’t come
    for one reason or another, and Tex had been no closer
    to realizing his dream, so he’d come home.
    Surprisingly, Dad and Cam had managed to buy more
    land and expand the place quite a bit, making it more
    profitable than it had ever been when Tex was a kid.
    Cam had even signed over half the ranch to Tex,
    making sure he stayed right here, which was just fine
    and dandy with him. He’d never really wanted to