Her Life Depended on It. Or at least her future as an aspiring young journalist. That was the only reason Katie Hudson would confront the man she'd always resented. Her in-depth interview with Kent Hart, super receiver for the Sarasota Saxons, turned into a series of threatening encounters,each one more dangerous than the last. Not only did Kent insist on setting his own tyrannical terms, he made it his business to protect Katie. She could take care of herself, thank you. She was the great Dante Hudson's daughter, who'd taught Kent Hart everything there was to know about football-- Dante's daughter, who was just about to learn everything there was to know about love.
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