Don't Back Down - by Sharon Sala (Paperback)

About the Book

"Army veteran Cameron Pope is back in Jubilee, Kentucky--the hometown he hasn't seen since he enlisted ten years ago. When his little niece is kidnapped, he and his bomb-sniffing dog, Ghost, race up Pope Mountain to find the little girl before it's too late. Cameron makes it back down the mountain and to the hospital in time to save her, but the ordeal reveals the threat of human traffickers within the mountain community, shattering the peace and tranquility they knew. And that's only the beginning when Cameron runs into Rusty Campbell again."--Page 4 of cover.

Book Synopsis

Justice brought him home. Love might be what keeps him there.

When Army veteran Cameron Pope returns to Jubilee, Kentucky for the first time in years, he expects to confront ghosts--but not the kind that steal children in the night. He's barely unpacked when his young niece has a chilling brush with a human trafficking ring, plunging him into a life-or-death investigation that threatens the fragile peace of his hometown.

Rusty Caldwell--the woman Cameron loved and lost--has her own reasons to join the search for justice. She's still strong, still stunning... and still untouchable. As a member of Jubilee's elite, Rusty is bound by small-town divisions that see Cameron as nothing more than mountain-born trouble. But this time, she's not willing to walk away.

As Cameron and Rusty race to protect the innocent and expose a predator embedded in the town's social fabric, their rekindled connection burns hotter than ever. Forged by history and tested by secrets, if they're brave enough to face the truth, they might just be each other's salvation.

Praise for Sharon Sala's romantic suspense:

"Vivid, gripping...this thriller keeps the pages turning."--Library Journal for Torn Apart

"Skillfully balancing suspense and romance, Sala gives readers a nonstop breath-holding adventure."--Publishers Weekly for Going Once

"Exciting...will keep you glued to the pages."--USA Today for Life of Lies