The Strong Silent Type

Teri Cavanaugh had never encountered a case she couldn't crack or a cop whose life wasn't an open book after day one as her partner. Until Jack Hawkins. Sure, she knew that the other detectives admired "Hawk," and that women adored him. But Teri sensed there was more to the man, and when he resisted her attempts to get closer to him, she was more determined than ever to get the whole story. After all, a good cop knew the value of patience. Of course, a good cop also knew not to cross the line and kiss one's partner. Or to cross the line from being parners in justice to wanting to be partners in life. Yet Teri was guilty on both counts and, worse, seemed powerless to stop what she had started ... -- back cover.