The Letter

<p><strong>Sometimes your greatest challenge can lead to unexpected victories.</strong></p><p>As a paramedic Rocco Pierce is no stranger to making life-and-death decisions and delivering devastating news. Nothing prepared him for a situation quite like this.<br /> <br />What exactly do you do with a letter informing you that your wife is dying of breast cancer when you've never been married?<br />  <br />Crime reporter Mallory Yoshida is used to getting odd fan mail so why should she pay attention to this guy who wants to talk to her about a mysterious letter?  After all  Mallory is on the verge of a breakthrough in a case she's been following for years. She doesn't have time for distractions.  Obviously Rocco Pierce didn't get the memo because he hasn't stopped lobbying her for an in-person meeting. He says it's personal but how could it be when they've never met?</p><p> Rocco needs to deliver the most awful life-changing news imaginable. Yet when he meets Mallory there is an undeniable connection. Even though none of this is his business  Rocco can't seem to step away.</p><p>He wonders if it was all a bureaucratic failure or simply divine intervention?<br /> <br />After all it's not like the letter is a matter of life and death — or is it?</p><p><strong>If you like compassionate heroic types in uniform and spunky women who fight for justice you'll adore this unusual tale of love at first sight under challenging circumstances.</strong></p><p><em>The Letter</em> is a clean and wholesome suspenseful romance. It is the eleventh book in the Hidden Beauty Series and can be read as a standalone novel.</p>