This romance suspense story starts with a lady witnessing a crime and protecting her small child. The only problem with her plan is the sexy cowboy who’s already living there.more Posing as her best friend, shot dead by the same killer who’s after Bax, she heads for Texas to hole up in the house her roomie inherited but wanted no part of. When Baxter witnesses a murder at the club and becomes a target himself, Jasmine takes him and runs. She’d do anything to protect him from the world. A classically trained dancer, Jasmine doesn’t mind doing what she has to. She’s a waitress and sometimes exotic dancer at a Chicago club. 3 months later he’s still there, selling his semi to buy an abandoned house for back taxes, dreaming of settling down with a wholesome woman and raising some kids of his own. Aside from an overprotective mother who died young, he’s never had that–until he drives his rig into Quinn, Texas to meet the family he’s never known. Luke Brand wishes for what he’s never had–family. 3 months later he’s still there, selling his semi to buy an abandoned house for back taxes, dreaming of settling down wi A HEART YEARNS

Trumble said either the total ban or the 15-week law would fit Lake’s standard of abortion being “rare but safe.A HEART YEARNS Luke Brand wishes for what he’s never had–family. Arizona also has a law passed this year that bans abortion after 15 weeks, creating speculation about what’s allowed. Lake appeared to be referring to former President Bill Clinton’s famous line that abortion should be “safe, legal and rare.”Īrizona doctors stopped performing abortions late last month after a judge in Tucson ruled that prosecutors can enforce a law dating to 1864 that bans abortion unless it’s necessary to save a woman’s life. “It’d be really wonderful if that’s how it turned out. “You know, it would be really wonderful if abortion was rare and legal - the way they said it before, remember? Rare but safe, rare but safe, I think is what they said,” Lake told conservative host Mike Broomhead on KTAR radio. In her most expansive comments on abortion since the ruling last month, Lake told a Phoenix talk radio host that it should be “rare and legal” before saying twice that it should be “rare but safe.” Ross Trumble, a spokesman for Lake, said she meant to say only “rare but safe.”

PHOENIX (AP) - A spokesman for Kari Lake said Tuesday the Republican candidate for Arizona governor didn’t mean to suggest abortion should be legal, saying she’s not calling for changes to abortion laws weeks after a judge ruled that prosecutors can enforce a near-total ban on terminating pregnancies.

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