Widow's Rule — Alaina Stanford

Seven months pregnant with three small children and a new job was difficult for most women even with a spouse at their side. Whitney was alone, but she was strong. She would not be broken. When her boys ask to take karate lessons like their friends, Whitney shiftd her budget to accommodate them. It sounded like a good outlet for their emotions and energy. The one thing she didn't plan on was her attraction to the soft spoken, muscular karate instructor. Whitney wasn't looking for romance, love or a lover, especially someone so masculine, so outgoing, so handsome, so sexy as Heath Dixon. Instead, Whitney concentrates on work and her children. A new client, Veronica Nelson, an elderly woman with a sweet face hires Whitney as her corporate attorney. Whitney discovers Veronica has an intellectual property rights claim against a lucrative corporation that owes her millions of dollars. Veronica client refuses to go to the police. Instead, she asks Whitney to rewrite her Will. Shortly thereafter Veronica dies mysteriously. Thus begins a chain of events that spiral quickly out of control threatening not only her safety, but the lives of her children. Whitney discovers there are some things she cannot face alone and turns to the only man who can protect her.