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  “I enjoyed your company.”

  Tony hadn’t expected to say that when he’d opened his mouth. This was much too personal and revealing.

  “So did I.”

  Whatever else Sasha might have said was interrupted by the insistent buzz emitted by his pager.

  “You thought right, Henderson. Now call for backup.” Tony closed his phone. His expression was sober. “They found another body.”

  She stared at him, her eyes widening in horror. “I’m coming with you.”

  “This isn’t exactly according to the rules,” Tony said.

  “Neither is death,” she answered softly.

  She had him there, Tony thought. As he glanced at her direction, he wondered why he was really letting the doctor talk her way into coming along.

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  This is our first month of new covers to go with our new name—but we still deliver adrenaline-packed love stories from your favorite authors.

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  Meet two captivating characters with a shared past in Dark Reunion (#1452), the latest in Justine Davis’s popular REDSTONE, INCORPORATED miniseries.

  Veteran storyteller Marilyn Pappano brings you a bad-boy hero to die for in More Than a Hero (#1453).

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  MARIE FERRARELLA

  Her Lawman on Call

  Books by Marie Ferrarella

  Silhouette Romantic Suspense

  In Broad Daylight #1315

  Alone in the Dark #1327

  Dangerous Disguise #1339

  The Heart of a Ruler #1412

  The Woman Who Wasn’t There #1415

  Cavanaugh Watch #1431

  Her Lawman on Call #1451

  Silhouette Special Edition

  Her Good Fortune #1665

  Because a Husband Is Forever #1671

  The Measure of a Man #1706

  She’s Having a Baby #1713

  Her Special Charm #1726

  Husbands and Other Strangers #1736

  The Prodigal M.D. Returns #1775

  Harlequin Next

  Starting from Scratch #17

  Finding Home #45

  The Second Time Around #73

  MARIE FERRARELLA

  This USA TODAY bestselling and RITA® Award-winning author has written over 175 books for Silhouette Books, some under the name Marie Nicole. Her romances are beloved by fans worldwide. Check out her Web site at www.marieferrarella.com.

  To Dr. Tonia Marralle, who delivered my children and gave me an idea to work with.

  Contents

  Chapter 1

  Chapter 2

  Chapter 3

  Chapter 4

  Chapter 5

  Chapter 6

  Chapter 7

  Chapter 8

  Chapter 9

  Chapter 10

  Chapter 11

  Chapter 12

  Chapter 13

  Chapter 14

  Chapter 15

  Chapter 1

  There was something about a parking structure that always made her feel vulnerable. In broad daylight, she found them somewhat confusing. Most of the time she had too many things on her mind. Squeezing in that extra piece of information which identified where she had left her vehicle was usually one piece too many. Finding her car when that happened turned into an ordeal that lasted for what felt like an eternity.

  At night, when there were fewer vehicles housed within this particular parking structure, she felt exposed, helpless.

  And déjà vu haunted her.

  It was a completely irrational reaction, she was the first to acknowledge it as such. But it changed nothing.

  She wanted to run, but chose to move slowly, retracing steps she’d taken thirteen hours ago, when her day at Patience Memorial Hospital had begun. The lighting down on this level was poor. One of the bulbs was out, leaving the resulting shadows to threaten one another.

  The air felt heavy and clammy, much like the day had been. Typical New York City autumn, Sasha thought. She picked up her pace, making her way toward where she thought she remembered leaving her car, a small vintage Toyota that had seen more than a handful of design changes come and go.

  Dr. Sasha Pulaski stripped off her sweater and slung it over her arm, stifling a yawn. She felt exhausted. By rights, she should have left for the apartment she shared with her two younger sisters more than two hours ago. She’d actually been on her way to the elevator when Angela had called out to her. Angela Rico was a nurse on the floor, but more than that, she was a friend. Angela told her that the young woman who’d given birth less than two hours ago had suddenly started hemorrhaging. Sasha doubled back quickly. It had taken her less time to cauterize the tiny broken vein than it had to calm down her patient, who was convinced she was going to die.

  But eventually, she’d managed to get the situation under control. By the time she left, her patient was doing much better and was arguing with her husband about the name they had chosen for the baby. A name, Sasha gathered, her patient no longer liked.

  She eased out of the room before her patient or her husband could ask her to weigh in on the matter. As she passed the nurses’ station, she saw that Angela had left for the night. Probably in a hurry to see her little girl before she fell asleep, Sasha mused.

  Once upon a time, she’d thought that was going to be her life, too. Until the unspeakable had happened.

  She forced herself to think of something else. Anything else before the loneliness took her prisoner.

  God, but she felt drained. If she was lucky, she could be sound asleep in less than an hour. Never mind food, she thought. The urge for food had come and gone without being satisfied, fading away as if it had never existed. Now all she wanted was just to commune with her pillow and a flat surface—any flat surface—for about six hours.

  Not too much to ask, she thought. Unless you were an intern. Those days, mercifully, were behind her. And still in front of her two youngest sisters. Five doctors and soon-to-be-doctors in one family. Not bad for the offspring of immigrants who had come into this country with nothing more than the clothes on their backs, Sasha thought. She knew that her parents were both proud enough to burst.

  A strange popping noise sounded in the distance, breaking her train of thought. Instantly, Sasha stiffened, listening. Holding her breath. Memories suddenly began assaulting her.

  One hand was clenched at her side, the other held tightly onto the purse strap slung over her shoulder. She willed herself to relax. More than likely, it was just someone from the hospital getting their car and going home.

  Or maybe it was one of the security guards, accidentally stepping on something on the ground.

  Several people had been robbed in and around the structure in the last six months and the hospital had beefed up security. There was supposed to be at least one guard, if not two, making the rounds in the structure at all times.

  That still didn’t make her feel all that safe. The hairs at the back of her neck felt as if they were standing at attention.

  As she rounded the corner, heading toward where she hoped she had left her vehi
cle, Sasha dug into her purse. Not for her keys, but for the comforting shape of the small can of Mace her father, Josef Pulaski, a retired NYPD police officer, insisted that she and her sisters carry with them at all times. Josef fiercely loved his adopted country, but he had no illusions about the safety of the streets, not where his girls were concerned.

  Her fingers tightened around the small dispenser just as she saw a short, squat man up ahead. He had a mop of white hair, a kindly face and, even in his uniform, looked as if he could be a stand-in for a mall Santa Claus.

  The security guard, she realized, her fingers growing lax. She’d seen him around and even exchanged a few words with him on occasion. He was retired, with no family. Being a guard gave him something to do, a reason to get up each day he had said.

  The next moment, her relief began to slip away. The guard was looking down at something on the ground. There was a deep frown on his face and his body was rigid, as if frozen in place.

  Sasha picked up her pace. “Mr. Stevens?” she called out. “Is something wrong?”

  His head jerked in her direction. He looked startled to see her. Or was that horror on his face?

  Before she could ask him any more questions, Sasha saw what had robbed him of his speech. The body of a woman lay beside a car. Blood was pooling beneath her head, straying toward her frayed tan trench coat. A look of surprise was forever frozen on her pretty bronze features.

  Recognition was immediate. A scream, wide and thick, lodged itself in Sasha’s throat as she struggled not to release it.

  Angela.

  Horror vibrated through Sasha’s very being.

  How?

  Why?

  She wasn’t sure if she’d only thought the questions or if she’d actually said them out loud until Walter Stevens answered her.

  “I don’t know. I just found her like this. I think she’s dead,” he added hoarsely. Walter’s watery eyes looked at her helplessly, as if he was waiting for her to do something about that.

  Sasha dropped to her knees, pressing her fingertips against Angela’s neck, frantically searching for a pulse.

  There was none.

  “Call the police!” she ordered the hapless guard.

  Tossing her sweater and her purse aside, Sasha began a round of CPR that she already knew in her heart was useless. But she had to try because, despite everything she had been through, despite Adam’s death, she still believed in miracles.

  But there were no miracles for Angela Rico tonight.

  By the time Sasha rocked back on her heels, finally giving up her efforts to bring the maternity-ward nurse around, more than a few of the people who worked at the hospital had gathered around her, drawn by the sounds of approaching sirens and the security guard’s frantic call for help.

  The murmur of voices went in and out of her head. Everyone was horrified. Angela had been one of their own. Everyone had always liked her.

  In a daze, hating that it had already been too late to help Angela before she’d even got there, Sasha looked down at her hands. They were covered in blood.

  Just as they had been once before.

  With almost superhuman effort, Sasha fought hard to keep the dark shadows of the past from smothering her. Exhausted, she made no such effort to curtail the tears that came to her eyes.

  Detective Anthony Santini was not very happy about getting the call that roused him from a sound sleep upon the sofa where’d he’d collapsed earlier. Today was supposed to be his day off.

  On days off, a man could do what he wanted and what Tony had wanted to do was court oblivion. Especially today of all days.

  Because today was his third anniversary.

  Would have been his third anniversary, he corrected tersely in his head. If Annie were alive.

  But she wasn’t.

  Annie hadn’t been numbered among the living for the last ten months and nineteen days and the hole her death had created in his life just kept on getting deeper and deeper instead of closing up the way that know-nothing police shrink had told him it would when their paths had crossed. Involuntarily on his part. He placed no faith in shrinks. No faith in anything now that Annie was gone. All he had left was his work.

  On days alone, he needed something to dull the pain and nothing seemed to work except a few hard drinks.

  But tonight, his attempts to trample down his memories had been shattered by the phone.

  Tony’d initially cursed at it, but it wouldn’t stop ringing. Not until he’d finally answered it. Captain Holloway was on the other end, asking him to check out the homicide at Patience Memorial Hospital. The captain’d had the good grace to apologize, saying that everyone else was either busy tonight, or out sick.

  Tony had felt like calling in sick himself, given the way his head was throbbing. But now that his sleep had been summarily disrupted, he knew that he wouldn’t be able to get back to it. The best he could hope for was tossing and turning the remainder of the night away. So he might as well lose himself in his work. It didn’t ease the pain that haunted him night and day, but it did give him a reason to go on.

  Sometimes.

  Pulling into the parking structure from the street entrance, he drove down the winding path until he saw the crowd of people clustering together and staring at something on the ground. Tony parked his car to one side and got out.

  The crowd, judging by the uniforms and lab coats, were all from the hospital. He hoped that they knew better than to trample the crime scene. Holloway wasn’t here, but he’d sent in several patrolmen as well as Bart Henderson, a tall, strapping man with fading red hair and a handlebar moustache straight out of another era. The man should have retired years ago.

  There were times, like now, that Tony saw himself in the man’s ruddy face. It didn’t improve his mood.

  Moving forward, Tony saw the body on the ground first. And the pale woman with blood on her clothing second.

  Something about the woman brought to mind a line from an old fairy tale. For a second, it eluded him, and then he remembered. It was the description of Snow White. Skin pale as snow, hair black as night.

  It went on, but he couldn’t remember the rest of the description. However, from what he could remember, the woman who was standing beside the body could have posed for the fairy-tale princess.

  Tony took out his badge and held it up as he approached. The crowd parted, letting him through, some asking him questions he didn’t bother answering.

  “Detective Anthony Santini,” he told the pale woman. “You were with her when she was killed?”

  His tone indicated that he made no final assumptions, waiting for her to answer one way or another. His dark gray eyes took precise measure of her, looking for some kind of sign, a “tell” as the poker players called it, to show him whether she was lying.

  The woman’s voice was low, soft, but strong as she replied, “No. She was already shot when I saw her. Mr. Stevens was standing over her—he was the one who found her.” She took a breath, as if trying to put that between herself and the memory. “I tried to revive her. I’m a doctor,” she added belatedly.

  Tony nodded, keeping his eyes on her face. “Then she was still alive when you came?” It didn’t seem likely, given that the victim was shot in the middle of her forehead, but he played along, waiting to see what the woman would say. “Did she try to say anything?”

  Sasha moved her head from side to side, still trying to come to terms with what had happened. “There was no pulse,” she told him, her voice devoid of emotion, as numb as she felt.

  “But you still tried to revive her.”

  She couldn’t tell if he was being sarcastic, or just pressing her for information. “Sometimes, you can bring them back,” she replied quietly.

  The hurt was beginning to burrow its way into her. Death was a terrible, terrible thing. In her head, she could still hear Angela’s voice.

  I’ll see you Friday, Angela had said.

  Except now, she wouldn’t, Sasha thought. Who was g
oing to tell Angela’s little girl her mother wasn’t going to be coming home anymore?

  “But this wasn’t one of those times,” she heard the detective saying.

  Sasha looked at him sharply. But there was no humor, no sarcastic twist to his mouth. After a moment, she shook her head.

  “No,” she whispered more to herself than to the tall, dark-haired detective with the attitude, “this wasn’t one of those times.”

  The woman looked, he thought, genuinely shaken up and he wondered why. Was she close to the victim? Did she know more than she was saying? Like the popular cult icon from a few years ago, Fox Mulder from The X Files, Tony’s initial approach to a case was always the same: “Trust no one.” Every word needed to be verified or supported before it became a viable piece of the puzzle.

  Tony looked at the small, heavyset man in the dark navy-blue uniform standing beside Dr. Snow White. A quick glance would have had someone labeling the older man a policeman. Only closer scrutiny would have taken note of the differences in uniforms. But there was one unsettling similarity.

  “You have a gun,” Tony observed.

  One ham-like hand immediately covered the gun butt as if to acknowledge the weapon’s existence.

  “I’ve got a license,” Stevens said quickly. “The agency pays more per hour for guards who have gun permits. And there’ve been muggings…” With a sigh that seemed to come from his very toes, Stevens’s voice trailed off as he looked down again at the slain nurse.

  Tony was aware that there’d been reports of people being accosted late at night in the hospital’s parking facility.

  “But none of them were fatal,” he pointed out to the security guard.

  “No. Not until now,” Walter Stevens agreed heavily. Looking at the police detective, he blew out a shaky breath. “It’s my fault.”

  Tony’s eyes narrowed. Confessions didn’t usually come this early in the game and in his experience, never without some sort of prodding and usually in trade for a lessening of the ultimate sentence. Taking that into account, he truly doubted that the guard was about to make life easy for him.

 

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