title: Dangerous Tides (Drake Sisters, Book 4)
author:  Christine Feehan 
description: Dr. Libby Drake is the "good girl" of seven sisters, never living dangerously. She has the gift of healing but also uses her brilliant mind and physician's training to help others. When one of her teenage patients winds up at the bottom of a cliff, he is rescued by the fire department via helicopter. Ty Derrick, brilliant biochemist and part-time rescue worker, receives mortal injuries when his harness fails. He has always fascinated Libby, and she uses all her energy and healing power to save him. Sparks fly since Ty has always had a crush on Libby, but someone is out to get them. Was Ty's fall an accident? Is a reputed mobster trying to kill her? Who snapped photos of Libby and Ty making love and sold them to the tabloids? The latest of Feehan's tales of the seven magically gifted Drake sisters offers a tempting blend of paranormal romance and mystery. <i>Diana Tixier Herald</i><br /><i>Copyright  American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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  Dangerous Tides 
   
   
   
  by 
   
   
   
  Christine Feehan 
   
   
   
  Book Four of the Drake Sisters 
   
   
   
   
   
  
  This book is special to me because it was written for my baby sister, Nanci Goodacre. At 
  a time in my life when few people believed I could ever publish a book, not only did she 
  give me encouragement, but she also gave me help, typing up my handwritten stories on 
  an old word processor until all hours of the night. She's a wonderful mother, an excellent 
  nurse, but most of all, she's what these books are really about—love of family, strength, 
  the magic of sisters and absolute support when you need it the most! 
  
  Chapter One 
   
  THE wind moaned, a soft pitch that rose slowly into an eerie wailing cry, 
  almost as if a voice summoned him. Waves crashed on the jagged rocks, 
  foamed white and sent spray high into the air. The sound was deafening, big 
  thunderous booms echoing along the cliffs. Heavy rain had left the cliffs 
  unstable, but Drew Madison ignored the warning signs 