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DANCING IN THE

MOONLIGHT

USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR

RAEANNE THAYNE

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Dear Reader,

We hope you enjoy Dancing in the Moonlight written by

USA TODAY bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne.

Special Edition has always celebrated life, love and

family, and it continues to be the place where readers

can ﬁ nd stories with a wide range of sensuality featuring

contemporary women—and irresistible men!—on the path

to true love.

Look for six brand-new titles every month from your

favorite authors!

Happy reading,

The Special Edition Editors

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DANCING IN THE

MOONLIGHT

RAEANNE THAYNE

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Chapter One

F or a doctor dedicated to healing the human body, he

certainly knew how to punish his own. Jake Dalton

rotated his shoulders and tried to ignore the aches and

pains of the adrenaline crash that always hit him once

the thrill of delivering a baby passed.

He had been running at full speed for twenty-two

hours straight. As he drove the last few miles toward

home at 2:00 a.m., he was grimly aware that he had a

very narrow window of about four hours to try to sleep,

if he wanted to drive back to the hospital in Idaho Falls

to check on his brand-new patient and the newborn baby

girl’s mother and make it back here to Pine Gulch be-

fore his clinic opened.

The joys of being a rural doctor. He sometimes felt as

if he spent more time behind the wheel of his Durango

dancing in the moonlight

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on the forty-minute drive between his hometown and

the nearest hospital than he did with patients.

He’d driven this road so many times in the past two

years since finishing his internship and opening his own

practice, he figured his SUV probably knew the way

without him. It didn’t make for very exciting driving. To

keep himself awake, he drove with the window cracked

and the Red Hot Chili Peppers blaring at full blast.

Cool, moist air washed in as he reached the outskirts

of town, and his headlights gleamed off wet asphalt.

The rain had stopped sometime before but the air still

smelled sweet, fresh, alive with that seductive scent of

springtime in the Rockies.

It was his favorite kind of night, a night best suited

to sitting by the woodstove with a good book and Miles

Davis on the stereo. Or better yet, curled up between

silk sheets with a soft, warm woman while the rain

hissed and seethed against the window.

Now there was a particular pleasure he’d been too

damn long without. He sighed, driving past the half-

dozen darkened shops that comprised the town’s bus-

tling downtown.

The crazy life that came from being the only doc-

tor in a thirty-mile radius didn’t leave him much time

for a social life. Most of the time he didn’t let it bother

him, but sometimes the solitude of his life struck him

with depressing force.

No, not solitude. He was around people all day long,

from his patients to his nurses to his office staff.

But at the end of the day, he returned alone to the

empty three-bedroom log home he’d bought when he’d

moved back to Pine Gulch and taken over the family

medicine clinic from Doc Whitaker.

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