title: Death's Door
author:  Meryl Sawyer 
description: A serial killer is stalking the children of one-time sperm donor Wyatt Holbrook, a multibillionaire pharmaceutical developer who is dying of a rare liver disease and in desperate need of a transplant. When his acknowledged son and daughter are eliminated as suitable matches, Holbrook hires Tanner Security Solutions to track down his other offspring. The trouble is, someone else is already working his way down that same list, and Madison Connelly is the killers next target. Things could hardly get worse for Madison: her best friend has been murdered, her identity has been stolen, she is temporarily homeless, and her ex-husband wants to sell their Internet gaming business to the Cuban Mob. But with retired Miami detective Paul Tanner as Madisons self-appointed bodyguard, things may not be so bleak after all. Bold pacing and a steamy love affair add to Sawyers nimble handling of a host of controversial issues, while her shrewd introduction of eccentric yet plausible suspects keeps readers guessing right up to the tingling conclusion. --Carol Haggas
zlib_text: LAST CHANCE MATE: SAWYER
  
  ANYA NOWLAN
  
  CONTENTS
  A Little Taste…
  Copyright
  Prologue
  1.  Sawyer
  2.  Naomi
  3.  Naomi
  4.  Sawyer
  5.  Naomi
  6.  Sawyer
  7.  Naomi
  8.  Sawyer
  9.  Naomi
  10.  Sawyer
  11.  Naomi
  12.  Sawyer
  13.  Naomi
  14.  Sawyer
  15.  Naomi
  16.  Sawyer
  17.  Naomi
  18.  Sawyer
  19.  Naomi
  20.  Sawyer
  21.  Naomi
  22.  Sawyer
  23.  Naomi
  24.  Sawyer
  25.  Naomi
  26.  Sawyer
  27.  Naomi
  28.  Sawyer
  29.  Naomi
  
  30.  Sawyer
  31.  Naomi
  32.  Naomi
  33.  Sawyer
  34.  Naomi
  Epilogue
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  About the Author
  Thank you for reading!
  
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  A LITTLE TASTE…
  single heartbeat thudded on the other side of the door, faster than normal, and Sawyer walked
  over. It was fast, nervous, like a trapped bird’s. He felt an odd desire to soothe her nervousness,
  despite wanting her nowhere near his damn door.
  “This better not be who I think it is,” he called out, standing near his door.
  “Please, just hear me out,” a female voice that was familiar to him now said.
  It still sounded damn good.
  “How did you get inside the b