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Erin Dutton
Born and raised in Upstate New York,
Erin Dutton moved to Nashville, Tennessee eight years ago.
No longer a Yankee, and yet not a true Southerner, she remains
somewhere between the two, and is happy to claim both places as home.
Her days are spent earning a living, while her nights and weekends are
divided between several of her favorite things: writing, reading,
golf, and her friends.
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Point of
Ignition (July 2009)

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Arson investigation is not exactly what
firefighter Kate Chambers signed up for. But she doesn’t have a choice when
an injury forces her off the engine and into the office. Her first case, a
fire at a downtown bar, is a clear-cut instance of insurance fraud, or so
she thinks.
But the property co-owner and prime
suspect, Alexi Clark, has spent too many years battling her own demons to
quietly go to jail for a crime she didn’t commit. Soon Alexi is fighting
both the false charges against her and an unexpected attraction to the
investigator determined to prove them.
Amid a blaze
that threatens to consume them both, Kate and Alexi redefine love and trust.
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A Place to Rest.
Sawyer Drake has never known what she
wants—except it isn't working in the family restaurant, which is
what everyone expects. In order to outrun her destiny, or at
least delay the inevitable, she bounces from job to job—and woman
to woman. Nothing keeps her attention for very long. Nothing, that is, until she meets shy
pastry chef, Jori Diamantina. But Jori has no intention of
risking the job she loves and a life she's comfortable with for a passing
fling with Sawyer, no matter how strong the attraction. Sawyer has no
idea what she want from Jori, or from life, but she's about to find
out—because Jori makes her want to stop running.
A Place to Rest is a touching romance about the beauty of
finally discovering where you belong.
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A Matinee
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Designed for Love.
Jillian Sealy and Wil Johnson don’t much like each other but they do have to work together, at
least long enough to rehab an historic house.
Jillian Sealy is
not running away from her life, she’s seizing a business opportunity.
That’s what she tells herself when she moves to a rural Tennessee town to
flip a nearly century-old house. But the project gets a bit more interesting
when she meets her devastatingly attractive contractor, Wil Johnson. When
Jillian seems to think she has Wil all figured out from nearly their first
meeting, Wil wants nothing to do with her. Wil has spent most of her life
being underestimated by her neighbors because of where she came from, and
she’s not about to get involved with a big-city snob who does the same.
Forced to
cooperate for the sake of the project, Jillian and Wil find that what they
desire most is not what either of them had planned.
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Fully Involved.
A love
that has smoldered for years ignites when two women and one little
boy come together in the aftermath of tragedy.
An early
morning hotel fire turns out to be anything but routine, and
firefighter Reid Webb’s best friend and partner, Jimmy Grant, dies.
Guilt-ridden and grieving, Reid feels responsible for her partner’s
young son, Chase. She would do anything for him, even if that means
spending far too much time in the company of the woman she’s
harbored feelings for since high school. Isabel Grant doesn’t know
anything about raising children. But when she returns to her
hometown to assume custody of her orphaned nephew, she gets a crash
course. Isabel’s struggle to keep her footing in the midst of chaos
is further complicated by her growing attraction to Reid, a woman
whom Isabel blames for her brother’s death. |
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Sequestered Hearts.
A popular
artist suddenly goes into seclusion; a reluctant reporter wants to
know why; and a heart locked away yearns to be set free.
When
painter Cori Saxton's life suddenly finds her future
uncertain, she seeks refuge at her country home in Upstate New
York where she successfully manages to shut out most of the world—until
journalist Bennett McClain is assigned to get the story. Soon Cori has to remind herself that the charming reporter is simply there
to do a job.
When Bennett accepted
the assignment, she didn't expect to find Cori so attractive, on so
many levels. Cori's intensity and energy are more appealing than
down-to-earth Bennett cares to admit. But when Bennett discovers
the truth behind Cori's seclusion, she is torn between a desire to
soothe away Cori's pain and the instinct to flee that is born of her
own painful past.
2008
Lesbian Debut Author GCLS Award
Finalist
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