Incriminating Passion

DEFENDING THE INNOCENT

Someone was trying to kill Andrea Kirkland. And with good reason. For she was the only witness to a murder. A murder her mind refused to recall. A murder assistant D.A. John Cohen needed her to remember so that she could testify and put an end to the threats, the danger. Until then, John felt duty bound to protect her. Just until the murderer was found, he told himself. After all, she was his key witness. But once the passion exploded between them, the rugged D.A. came to realize that his key witness had come to mean so much more….

About the author

Ever since she was a little girl making her own books out of construction paper, Ann Voss Peterson wanted to write. So when it came time to choose a major at the University of Wisconsin, creative writing was her only choice. Of course, writing wasn’t a practical choice–one needs to earn a living. So Ann found jobs ranging from proofreading legal transcripts, to working with Quarter Horses, to washing windows. But no matter how she earned her paycheck, she continued to write the type of stories that captured her heart and imagination–romantic suspense. Ann lives near Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband, her toddler son, her border collie and her Quarter Horse mare.